Hammered Copper Spoon Class - Brooklyn

Join us in creating a beautiful hand-hammered copper spoon with a forged steel handle. In this three-hour class, you will learn how to hammer-form the bowl of the copper spoon and use our induction forge to taper, shape and bend the steel handle. The two pieces will then be riveted together with copper, and you will leave with a one-of-a-kind spoon that's ready to use!

Students must come to class with appropriate attire which includes closed-toe work boots/shoes and long pants. Clothing must be made of a non-synthetic material, and long hair must be tied back.

Makerspace NYC will provide safety glasses, gloves and ear protection. Completion of this class certifies students to use equipment independently as a member or a non-member on a day pass.

Saturday, March 8th

10:30am - 1:30pm

$170 member / $200 non-member

$10 materials fee

Membership status will be verified upon purchase.

If we cancel, we will refund you in full and notify you. You may cancel and get a full refund up to three days before the class. After that, refunds are contingent on us being able to fill your seat. Under no circumstances do we offer refunds to individuals who cancel on the same day. This ruins the party for everyone.

Futureworks Makerspace Brooklyn Army Terminal 140 58th St Building B, Unit 1C Located on the first floor (next to Pete's Restaurant) For detailed directions by car (free parking), subway or ferry go to: https://www.bklynarmyterminal.com/location/directions/

Scott Van Campen (he/him) is the Co-founder and Executive Director of Makerspace NYC. Scott holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Maryland Institute College of Art as well as an A.A.S. in Graphic Design. He has been a ‘maker’ for over twenty-five years, creating sculptures, furniture, vehicles, and instruments. His 25 years of architectural metalwork experience can be seen in private residences, storefronts, museums, and restaurants all over New York City. Recent clients range from Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, and Stella McCartney’s flagship store in Soho, to the Museum of the Chinese in the Americas, and Cartier’s exterior gates and window guards.

Scott has created, guided, and managed the development of industrial fabrication at Makerspace's Staten Island & Brooklyn Army Terminal (BAT) locations. Scott holds proficiencies in a myriad of extensive fabrication tools and techniques that cover the gamut of engineering and application in bringing true products to life.

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