Events & Registration

Daisies forged/welded from horseshoes & rebar. When you plant this flower in your yard or garden, it will not require watering or fertilizer. Intro-level class.

Let’s celebrate NOT changing the time forward or back by building a working clock! No welding experience necessary.

Weld a metal kite in honor of Yuma Kite Fest 2026! We cannot guarantee it flies. LOL. Try this intro class to use a MIG welder and light saber (plasma cutter)!

Got Frustration? Picture yourself in our smash room filled with stuff you smash into pieces: glass, electronics, whatever... Book NOW! (Max 3 people/session)

Happy St. Patrick's Day! Create a lucky 4-leaf clover using basic blacksmithing techniques along with a touch of welding. It's hammer time!

Create cool yard art or simply learn to weld. While supplies are included, you can bring in your own garden tool or other metal to add to your sculpture.

Cut & weld a cross using authentic Desert Southwest weathered horseshoes... most likely from genuine, bonafide, (odorless) Sheriff's Pose shoes. Easter time.

Create a bell or wind chime of your choice made from an upcycled fire extinguisher, oxygen tank or freon cylinder. (Tanks/cylinders may vary per class.)

Daisies forged/welded from horseshoes & rebar. When you plant this flower in your yard or garden, it will not require watering or fertilizer. Intro-level class.

No scrap left behind... weld and plasma cut bits of scrap metal to form a crazy quilt on a metal frame.

Ba-na-na! Create your own Stuart, Kevin, Bob or whichever little yellow dude makes you happy! Weld a minion & favorite accessory... ray gun, fart gun, whatever.

Prickly pear or beavertail... your opuntia is our objective. Create a pokey cactus masterpiece approximately 2' tall, with or without horseshoe nails and fruit.

Imagine a steel saguaro, ocotillo, moon and bird in an amazingly peaceful desert scene that YOU plasma cut & welded YOURSELF!

Each unique panel invites your imagination to fill in the gaps... or not. What would you make of these antique fence panels?