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This page contains information about Blacksmithing Classes in the Pittsburgh Area and elsewhere.
There are schools listed at the bottom of this page, with links to their websites.
In addition, PAABA offers Scholarships.
All PAABA members are welcome to apply for a scholarship to help defray the cost of blacksmith classes. The requirements are few and the sharing of skills and tips to other members make this benefit helpful to all. PAABA has a total of $750 to disperse throughout the calendar year (January –December). The amount for each request will vary according to the cost of the class. The Scholarship Committee agreed that up to 50% of the tuition will be the amount awarded to individuals. Requirements:
The
PAABA Scholarship Committee Members are: Please submit application 4 weeks before the start date of the class to facilitate approval.
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June 25th -27th, 2010 - Tinsmith and Coppersmith Convergence
A gathering of tinsmiths and coppersmiths, many who are involved in the
historical trades and reproduction of artifacts will be gathering together
for a time to share the secrets of the tin and copper arts. See:
www.tintinkers.org
Sauder Village, Archbold, Ohio. June 25th - 27th, 2010
Learn tools and processes of the 1700's and 1800's
Hot dip your own tin sheets
Learn better ways of construction
Speak with leaders of the Tinsmithing and Coppersmithing Arts.
Contact BOB@tintinkers.org
Click HERE for a Flyer
Click HERE for a Registration Form
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Hoffman's Forge
Blacksmithing
Classes
Email
address: Click here for a Registration Form and more info Click here for a printable copy of the schedule Get hands-on help at one of Jymm's classes
Full Day Classes held at Hoffmans Forge are
approximately 6 hours working time, from |
2010 More information will be posted when the class schedule is finalized. |
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New England School of Metalwork |