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Metal Shop Fantasy Camp - Blacksmithing heart forging workshop

Metal Shop Fantasy Camp

4.4(17 reviews)
6.9 mi

I went 2 years ago for a fantastic intro class. So fantastic that I purchased their cube welding…read moreclass that day. Wonderful! Flash forward a few months later and a global pandemic shuts the shop down. Here's where the issue is. I sent upwards of a dozen emails over the past few months inquiring into the status of the shop, prepaid workshops etc. only to find out that the shop had closed. No mention of when they would reopen, what they would do with the funds I have already paid for the workshop. I completely get the wacky state of our environment, and sympathize with places closing. What I do not comprehend is awful/complete lack of communication. I really wanted to work with you and take your cube class, and then really get into forging. But, not if communication is going to be like this. Good luck on your new shop, but please return my money before legal action needs to be taken. I'm struggling too, and am just asking for my money to be returned, considering what I paid for can no longer be provided.

I attended the Intro to MIG Welding course last Thursday. As someone interested in learning how to…read morecreate metal art and sculpture, I figured this would be a good first start. I found the class through CourseHorse and was able to sign up last minute the day before with no problems. I arrived to the class about 5 minutes early, the perfect amount of time to put my stuff in one of the lockers and pick out a coat to wear. The studio is the real deal--tons of metal, machines, and not much else. Heed the instructions provided in the intro email and wear long pants, boots, and a long sleeve shirt. Other than that, no need to bring anything else, just a positive attitude. Alex was our instructor and did a good job of explaining the basics in an easy and down to earth manner. My class only had 3 other students, which meant we each got our own welding machine and didn't have to share. The shop follows the necessary safety precautions and will give you eye protection as well as hearing protection. When it is time to weld, you will use one of the special welding hoods. I had a lot of 1:1 attention by the instructor, who gave helpful tips and advice. We worked the full four hours to create a steel cube. The experience was fun, informative and unique. After taking the intro course, one can sign up for open shop time, which I plan to do. For the price, this is a great choice for anyone looking to learn more about welding and working with metal.

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