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Have you always wanted to try welding but never had the chance?
Don't want to commit to a full college program before knowing if it is a good fit?
Are you a metal artist looking to expand your skills?
Or maybe a woodworker who wants to learn how to make your own table legs?
Join us for a 3 hour beginner welding workshop, no experience needed!
SMAW (Stick) Workshop
SMAW (Stick) Workshop
Cost: $230.00 per person
Material: Steel
Difficulty: Medium
Duration: 3 hours
SMAW is a manual arc welding process that uses a consumable flux-coated electrode, which burns off during welding to produce a shielding gas. It requires minimal setup, tolerates dirty material, and performs reliably outdoors in wind. SMAW is commonly used in structural steel, pipeline, construction, and field repair work.
GMAW (MIG) Workshop
GMAW (MIG) Workshop
Cost: $260.00 per person
Material: Steel
Difficultly: Easy
Duration: 3 hours
GMAW is a semi-automatic process that feeds a continuous wire electrode through the welding torch while a shielding gas protects the weld pool. GMAW is commonly used in automotive work, fabrication shops, manufacturing, and sheet metal.
GTAW (TIG) Workshop I
GTAW (TIG) Workshop I
Cost: $290.00 per person
Material: Steel
Difficulty: Hard
Duration: 3 hours
GTAW is a manual process that uses a non-consumable tungsten electrode to establish the arc, filler metal is then added manually, while shielding gas protects the weld pool. GTAW is commonly used in fabrication, thin-gauge work, tube and pipe welding, and projects where weld appearance matters.
GTAW (TIG) Workshop II
GTAW (TIG) Workshop II
Cost: $315.00 per person
Material: Stainless Steel
Difficulty: Hard
Duration: 3 hours
GTAW is a manual process that uses a non-consumable tungsten electrode to establish the arc, filler metal is then added manually, while shielding gas protects the weld pool. GTAW is commonly used in fabrication, thin-gauge work, tube and pipe welding, and projects where weld appearance matters.
GTAW (TIG) Workshop III
GTAW (TIG) Workshop III
Cost: $320.00 per person
Material: Aluminum
Difficulty: Hard
Duration: 3 hours
GTAW is a manual process that uses a non-consumable tungsten electrode to establish the arc, filler metal is then added manually, while shielding gas protects the weld pool. GTAW is commonly used in fabrication, thin-gauge work, tube and pipe welding, and projects where weld appearance matters.
All of our beginner workshops cover the following:
- Welding Safety
- Basic Welding Theory
- Machine Setup
- Welding Techniques
- Troubleshooting
We pride ourselves on small class sizes, we maintain a 1:2 instructor to participant ratio.
Our workshops are hands-on, most of the duration of the workshop will be spent welding.
For more information please refer to the FAQ section or email us at biodynestudios@gmail.com .
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