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Introduction to Blacksmithing 2 days Basic tool making, heat treating, shaping, punching, [INDENT=8]twisting, Leaves, BBQ implements, [/INDENT]
Introduction to Knife Making 3 days Make a hunting knife, dagger, or kitchen knife. Harden and [INDENT=8]differentially temper. Exotic wood full-tang handle.[/INDENT]
Intermediate Blacksmithing 2 days
Cable Damascus 1 day
Tongs 2 days
Customized classes TBA
http://www.incandescent-iron.com Instructor: Steve McGrew
Classes are scheduled according to demand. Maximum 5 students per class; each student has his/her own forging station. Both propane forges and coal/coke forges are available. All tools and materials provided.
5:12 pm
August 29, 2012
I am Very interested, I am a beginner knife maker (Im on my second one) I learned from a pretty cool video from a guy called "Green Pete" online it was very helpful and informative video but unfortunately you cant ask a video questions lol. I would love to attend these classes. I am in the process of making a homemade forge so I can harden my two knives but may wait if a class opens up soon enough, please let me know I am very excited : ) oh and how much are the classes?:bounce:
StevePMcGrew;15756 wrote:
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[Image Can Not Be Found]Introduction to Blacksmithing 2 days Basic tool making, heat treating, shaping, punching,[INDENT=8]twisting, Leaves, BBQ implements, [/INDENT] Introduction to Knife Making 3 days Make a hunting knife, dagger, or kitchen knife. Harden and[INDENT=8]differentially temper. Exotic wood full-tang handle.[/INDENT] Intermediate Blacksmithing 2 days
Cable Damascus 1 day
Tongs 2 days
Customized classes TBAhttp://www.incandescent-iron.com Instructor: Steve McGrew
Classes are scheduled according to demand. Maximum 5 students per class; each student has his/her own forging station. Both propane forges and coal/coke forges are available. All tools and materials provided.
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Lance,
The next classes will be in October. A knife class is $400 and takes 3 days.
If you'd like to come over and see the shop, let me know--
Steve
[h=2][Image Can Not Be Found][/h] I am Very interested, I am a beginner knife maker (Im on my second one) I learned from a pretty cool video from a guy called "Green Pete" online it was very helpful and informative video but unfortunately you cant ask a video questions lol. I would love to attend these classes. I am in the process of making a homemade forge so I can harden my two knives but may wait if a class opens up soon enough, please let me know I am very excited : ) oh and how much are the classes?:bounce:
6:50 pm
August 29, 2012
I lost my job with the Washington State Liquor Control Board in June when Liquor went into the grocery stores so money is tight right now, But I am hoping to have a job by
then and will get a hold of you if I do. Lance
StevePMcGrew;16113 wrote: Lance,
The next classes will be in October. A knife class is $400 and takes 3 days.
If you'd like to come over and see the shop, let me know--
Steve
[Image Can Not Be Found]I am Very interested, I am a beginner knife maker (Im on my second one) I learned from a pretty cool video from a guy called "Green Pete" online it was very helpful and informative video but unfortunately you cant ask a video questions lol. I would love to attend these classes. I am in the process of making a homemade forge so I can harden my two knives but may wait if a class opens up soon enough, please let me know I am very excited : ) oh and how much are the classes?:bounce:
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5:36 am
August 29, 2012
I would love to check your shop out, you free anytime between 9:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. next thursday?
StevePMcGrew;16115 wrote: You don't need a job to visit my shop 🙂
Also, I'll be at the Spokane County Fair doing blacksmithing demos from September 7 through September 18, so feel free to come by and ask any questions that come to mind--
Steve
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Steve
10:45 pm
August 29, 2012
Ok sounds good.
StevePMcGrew;16120 wrote:
Sure! 1:00 Thursday would work well. Please call me via the phone number you'll find at the web site (http://www.incandescent-iron.com) and I'll give you directions. The shop is not at the address on the web site.
Steve
11:14 am
January 26, 2015
Hello Steve!
I am a just getting started blacksmith and would love an opportunity to meet with you and possibly sign up for one of your classes. I realize this thread is a few years old, do you still offer classes and such? I would greatly appreciate some guidance on getting started on my blacksmithing journey. Thank you!
12:16 pm
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December 27, 2014
Steve does come over to Longview every once in a while, but since it's not too reliable of an assurance, you could probably try contacting him through his site. Just search incandescent ironworks and you should come up with it.
My Youtube channel: Cave of Skarzs
Just having some fun messing around with whatever I have a mind to do.
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