Private Welding Instruction

Jodi is available to work with clients that benefit from individual instruction. Jodi is available from 12pm to 4 pm on Mondays and Fridays. Other instructors may be avaialable at other times.

Private instruction allows us to ensure that instruction is focused on your specific questions and goals and that we conform with state and federal health guidelines. For example, in four hours we could introduce you to MIG, TIG, or Stick welding so that you understand the use of each, or we could set up a session demonstrating the conventional means of cutting and shaping in a metalworking environment, Plasma, oxy-fuel, abrasives, saws, shears and machine tools. We can work with you to meet your specific goals. 

We can also supervise your work on a project in private instruction.

We can teach any of the subjects that we offer in a private instruction session. These include MIG (GMAW and FCAW), TIG (GTAW)  Stick (arc or SMAW) Oxy-fuel cutting and welding, Brazing, Metal casting, Fabrication, Grinding, Aluminum MIG welding, Aluminum TIG welding, the basics of machining on a mill and lathe, plasma cutting and cnc plasma cutting and other welding and metalworking subjects.

Private instruction include scrap materials and all equipment and consumables required.

We charge $280 a 4 hour private class. We do not offer shorter sessions. 

Please see our gift certificates if you wish to book a group of up to four persons. 

The general idea is that private instruction allows us to teach you exactly what you want to learn and schedule with you conveniently.

WHAT TO BRING:

Bring a full water bottle, snacks (if you like), and a lunch for longer classes.

We provide all gear needed for welding, includes gloves and a welding helmet.

Dress as if you were outside. Wear long sleeves and pants that you don’t mind getting dirty. 

Clothing should be composed of natural fibers (cotton, wool, etc). Synthetic materials (nylon) have the potential to melt in dangerous ways.

We ask that you wear shop appropriate shoes that have solid cotton or leather uppers. Work boots are preferred, but sneakers without nylon/synthetic tops are fine.