Technical Metal forming classes

EvaWilson · Jun 1, 2020

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You might have better luck attending a 'metal shaping' event. At one of them you'll find all different types of techniques and lots of machines to try out. A metalshaping class is a semistructured thing where the instructer is cast into the role of teaching. At a metalshaping event you'll find many different skill levels where a novice can pick and chose what he needs to learn, there'll be groups of a few people working on all different stuff and you can move in and out of those groups like one guy might be wire-edging a fender and another making a buck while others are tuckshrinking on a stump. There'd be lots of different equipment you can experement with and watch how others do things. After a few years where you've found your own preferances then consider a proper class, they are expensive but if you prefer to wheel you'd want a class by Tomosinni or Kent (Master Wheelers) rather than a class by Fay Butler about using a Yoder.
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