After my upcoming work trip I'll have enough miles to fly anywhere in the US and plan on taking a woodturning class. I think I've narrowed it down to either Mike Mahoney or Mike Jackofsky. I'm interested in working on my hollow form skills, which I think points me more towards Jackofsky, though Mahoney also does some hollowing along with bowl turning.
Any thoughts on either of these two as instructors? Has anyone actually spent time with either one that is willing to share their experience? Anybody else I should be considering for later this year? My wife and I planning a trip to Vegas next summer, so I plan on spending time withe Clewes while she spends time at the casino. Jordan and Ellsworth are also on my would like to learn from list, but neither of them fits into my schedule for the rest of this year.
Thanks.
Paul