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1. AAdam Hewitt★★★★★

   Mark gave me a 1-1 session on carpentry and introduced me to the tools and techniques I needed. He was thoughtful and adjusted his teaching to my particular goals which was very useful. He also has an encyclopaedic knowledge of carpentry and its history which was fascinating.

   Google review · 21 Feb 2026
2. SShaun McElvaine★★★★★

   Can't recommend highly enough. Very encouraging atmosphere and I loved taking the time to build something with my hands. Mark explained the tools and basics really well and I look forward to learning more!

   Google review · 16 Dec 2025
3. KKris M.★★★★★

   I have attended the Woodworking Basics evening course and was not disappointed. We got to use a variety of tools and went into specific details as and when needed/requested. Mark is a great teacher, puts you at ease and makes sure you understand the objective of the class. There was some good chats and even a cuppa and a biscuit, which has really rounded off the evening. I will definitely be back for some other courses Mark has on offer.

   Google review · 23 May 2024
4. PPete Harle★★★★★

   I did the Liddled Box Class. Great fun. Mark is a really nice guy. He explained everything clearly and simply. There were 4 of us, with plenty of space to work and lots of decent (sharp) tools to play with.... Perfect if you need to learn a few skills and end up with a little box to take home.

   Google review · 29 Jan 2019
5. AAlan Wong★★★★★

   The Neon Saw is a great place to learn basic to advanced woodworking techniques under the guidance of Mark Cass. His classes were informative, attentive, professional and mostly fun! I will definitely look into taking more classes when I can. I was sad when my course was over!

   Google review · 2 Nov 2017

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