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How to Make a Cube: Intro to Metalworking

  • Beginner
  • 12 and older
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  • 1071 Jamestown Boulevard, Watkinsville, GA
  • 4 hours

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Class Description

Description

Through the making of this small steel cube, you will learn a tremendous set of welding skills that can used to make anything in metal. Whether it is a custom dining table, a lamp or a sculpture.

The essential building blocks are quickly provided in this 4 hour long class that is purely focused on rapid learning. Participants will take a 20’ length of 1” x 1” x 1/8” steel tube and turn it into a beautiful 6” x 6” x 6” cube.

The skills you will  focus on learning are: 

  • Measuring 
  • Cutting 
  • Fitting 
  • Clamping 
  • MIG welding
  • Grinding. Lots of grinding.

All metal projects require lots of grinding and you’ll get plenty of practice.

What to Bring and Wear: 

  • Please wear proper attire that is suitable to work in a metal shop such as jeans, work clothes and close-toed shoes, preferably boots. Do not wear anything polyester, flammable or baggy. Long hair must be securely tied.  This is a metal shop and there is metal dust in the shop.  If you wear white pants, they will be grey by the end of class. 
  • All the other safety stuff (helmets, gloves, etc.) are provided

Important:

For Students below 18, a Guardian needs to sign a Waiver on their behalf. 

Refund Policy

  • Please allow 5 business days notice to reschedule a booking. A $45 fee per student will be required to reschedule after this time.
  • There will be no refunds for day of cancellations and no-shows.
If you are visibly intoxicated you will not be able to participate in the class.

Reviews of Classes at Metal Shop Fantasy Camp (272)

(4.7-star rating across 272 reviews)

This class: 4.7 out of 5 from 162 reviews

  • How to Make a Cube: Intro to Metalworking

    This was such an awesome class! Scott is a great teacher. I came in to the class without any idea how to weld, but Scott explained and modeled everything so well that I was comfortable with everything right from the start. I had a great time and plan on returning.
  • How to Make a Cube: Intro to Metalworking

    Great time with the very knowledgeable instructors. Had a great experience!
  • How to Make a Cube: Intro to Metalworking

    the instructors were great, they delivered what was promised. A self made cube :)
  • How to Make a Cube: Intro to Metalworking

  • How to Make a Cube: Intro to Metalworking

    Decent class. Two instructors/monitors - Paul and Jayrod. Both are friendly, professional and knowledgable. Paul opened the class with introductions and explained, "this is about all the talking we will do" - Great! (If you would rather DO welding than chat about welding, this is the class for you). Both instructors were constantly there, milling about, looking over your shoulder, offering advice. When I had a question, I just had to look up - one of them was usually close by, and would walk over. The focus is on antendees going home with a complete steel cube. You are working almost the entire time. They could go with another belt sander, but we improvised with a grinder. The shop is a working shop. It is a safe work environment, but it is not overly clean. It is a typical metal shop - expect the bathroom to be servicable but not overly clean. Other reviews commented that the jackets had not been washed in a long time. I thought they were fairly clean, and since you are wearing them as a coat over what you have on (to keep the sparks from burning small holes in your clothes) I thought it was fine. They provide rubber and leather gloves. Gloves were clean enough, but good luck finding anything larger than size small/medium. I pulled an OJ and forced my hands into them. Welding helmets are decent enough. I went to the class to learn how to weld "better" - my welds often look like crap and I have trouble welding thin stuff. While the class was fun (and I'm going back for another), my only con for the class was that when all was said and done, I ended up welding about 18" total - not really enough to improve technique or get feedback. The stock was heavy square stock - I could have stick welded it and probably not blown through. This is not really a con for the class - they want everyone to be successful in going home with a cube and not a piece of swiss cheese. The class is great for someone who never welded before, and you will leave with a decent understanding of the basics. I run a REALLY cheap flux core welder at home, so part of my goal was to try out "better" equipment and see if it made a difference (it does). The neighborhood looked sketchy on google, but turned out to be fine. Car was safe outside and we had no problems.
  • How to Make a Cube: Intro to Metalworking

    Great class great instructors!!!!!
  • How to Make a Cube: Intro to Metalworking

    The instructor was completely not prepared for the class. We spent the first hour just talking about random stuff, eventually, I had to be like "ok I want to weld now". He didn't have the parts ready for the class to weld. And WORST OF ALL, it was extremely dangerous. We have high power lines jacketed with pressurized gas behind each one of us for welding and the instructor tripped over one of the cables as drone was welding. It's a miracle they didn't burn themselves.
  • How to Make a Cube: Intro to Metalworking

    Great instructor very knowledgeable very helpful and kind great staff also. I indeed accomplished what I went to do and more. I’ll see welding in a different light something I will definitely do again and make part of me. Thank again
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  • How to Make a Cube: Intro to Metalworking

    Great class, an awesome experience and looking for to the next one.
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  • How to Make a Cube: Intro to Metalworking

    The experience was very informative. Looking forward to taking more classes.
  • How to Make a Cube: Intro to Metalworking

  • How to Make a Cube: Intro to Metalworking

    Really good instructors, very safety conscience, good fun. I have a lovely cube now. Excellent intro adventure into how to weld and what is welding. Enough beginner welds to improve as one worked. I would like to spend some time learning wire speed, voltage, and how it corresponds to gauge of the steel, but I suppose this would be beyond a beginner. So this left me wanting more advanced classes. Thank you for the time the instructor and assistant took!
  • How to Make a Cube: Intro to Metalworking

    Paul was a fantastic instructor. Patient and passionate about what he does, he displayed a wealth of knowledge tying in all kinds of information. My friends and I had a great time and it all flew by so fast. I'd highly recommend this class. Just fair warning that long grinding times definitely leaves some temporary soreness and loss of nerve sensitivity in your fingers.
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Metal Shop Fantasy Camp has made some of the hottest custom metal work in Georgia and the owner is excited to pass on the knowledge he has gained through 20 years of working with metal. Introduced classes that are designed to fulfill the innate desire to make things by hand, from scratch. Exploring...

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