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Missing the comradery of the Metal Fabrication’s open studios, or have a fabrication challenge? Until Kitsap County gets approved for Phase 3, please join us virtually via Zoom in BARN’s Metal-Fab Studio for an Online Open Studio.
For this Saturday, February 27th session, David Hays will talk about constructing the large format 3D printer that resides in the Machine Shop.
Join our virtual open studios held every Saturday morning (and Wednesday evenings) to accommodate various schedules. We will start with a 20 minute discussion on the topic of the day and then move into general shop conversation, question and answers, and helpful hints. We would love to show you some of the improvements we have been working on. Zoom in regularly as we work to lower the curve until we can open BARN for physical in-studio time.
Monitors will be onsite at BARN with cameras and answers. Hope to see you online then!
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We hope you’ll join us this week for one or both of Metal-Fab’s online Open Studios. The March 3rd session topic will be posted soon.
On Saturday, February 27th at 10:00 AM, David Hays will talk about constructing the large format 3D printer that resides in the Machine Shop. To register for the Saturday open studio, please click here.
We are offering virtual open studios every Wednesday evenings (and Saturday mornings) to accommodate various schedules. We will start with a 20 minute discussion on the topic of the day and then move into general shop conversation, question and answers, and helpful hints. We would love to show you some of the improvements we have been working on. Zoom in regularly as we work to lower the curve until we can open BARN for physical in-studio time.
Learn how to work with metal this summer, or build on your metal-working skills! You'll use your imagination to combine scrap parts to make a 'pet' to take home - a dog, cat, bunny, turtle, or whatever you dream up.
In this four-day class, you'll begin with a safety briefing in our welding and sheet metal shop, then you will learn how to use all the tools you'll need to prepare and build your creations: cutters, grinders, vices, and spot welders.
Next it's time for you to practice your skills and make your own unique creations with old silverware and other scrap metal parts that have been collected.
This is a great chance to have fun and learn some new skills this summer!
Participants must wear natural fiber clothing, long pants, closed-toe shoes (natural fiber or leather), no stretch fabrics, and long hair tied back. This is a strictly enforced safety policy. Thank you!
Instructor: Bob Mathisrud. Bob was cross-trained in many trades as a stationary operating engineer, for over 20 years, at national food baking companies.
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