Paul Wiley
restoration metal spinning
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Metal Spinning
Classes
Classes
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Starting Summer 2005, Paul Wiley proudly announces the formation of metal spinning
classes, metal spinning lessons, one-on-one instruction, and metal spinning demonstrations,
both at our Philadelphia area studio, and at remote locations.
Any questions, please email me at sales@paulwileyspinning.com
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classes, metal spinning lessons, one-on-one instruction, and metal spinning demonstrations,
both at our Philadelphia area studio, and at remote locations.
Any questions, please email me at sales@paulwileyspinning.com
Click on thumbnails to enlarge photos.
Pictured is our 2 story carriage house studio where you will enjoy a relaxed, country atmosphere, and great
learning environment. Learn the basics of metal spinning from a professional, with safety at the forefront.
learning environment. Learn the basics of metal spinning from a professional, with safety at the forefront.
Demonstration Workshops now forming
Learn the basic skills needed to spin metal. Classes begin over coffee/tea with a short tour,
followed by a short talk on safety issues, some of which will surprise you. I'll show you how to
grind two styles of metal trimming tools, how to make a chuck (or mandrel), demonstrate
follow block fundamentals, and how to set up the lathe for spinning. As I begin spinning some
simple shapes, you'll learn the proper body positions, then I'll take you through the beginning
spinning strokes. Throughout the day, I'll be explaining theory of spinning, pointing out
common pitfalls, and most importantly, describing the difference between a good spinning and
a spinning that is best thrown in the scrap barrel. Group size is limited to four students, first
come-first served. All materials are included in the tuition, and each student will take home free
printed material. A lunch will be provided.
Learn the basic skills needed to spin metal. Classes begin over coffee/tea with a short tour,
followed by a short talk on safety issues, some of which will surprise you. I'll show you how to
grind two styles of metal trimming tools, how to make a chuck (or mandrel), demonstrate
follow block fundamentals, and how to set up the lathe for spinning. As I begin spinning some
simple shapes, you'll learn the proper body positions, then I'll take you through the beginning
spinning strokes. Throughout the day, I'll be explaining theory of spinning, pointing out
common pitfalls, and most importantly, describing the difference between a good spinning and
a spinning that is best thrown in the scrap barrel. Group size is limited to four students, first
come-first served. All materials are included in the tuition, and each student will take home free
printed material. A lunch will be provided.
Registration:
Tuition for the one day course is $250. To register, please send a $100 non-refundable deposit.
An information packet with directions, places to stay, things to see, and places to eat, will be
forwarded to you. Final payment is due two weeks before your arrival. Please send payment
to: Paul Wiley, 87 Iron Hill Road, New Britain, PA 18901. Any questions please call
267-221-5168 (from 8:00am - 9:00pm Eastern USA time zone).
Tuition for the one day course is $250. To register, please send a $100 non-refundable deposit.
An information packet with directions, places to stay, things to see, and places to eat, will be
forwarded to you. Final payment is due two weeks before your arrival. Please send payment
to: Paul Wiley, 87 Iron Hill Road, New Britain, PA 18901. Any questions please call
267-221-5168 (from 8:00am - 9:00pm Eastern USA time zone).
Upcoming Classes/Remote Locations
The next scheduled demonstration workshop will be held Saturday, November 19, 2005. I
am accepting deposits for that date. I am also offering my services at your remote location, if
your club or organization would like me to have a spinning demonstration on your
woodturning or metal turning lathe. Please call me at 267-221-5168 to discuss dates, fees,
and other details.
The next scheduled demonstration workshop will be held Saturday, November 19, 2005. I
am accepting deposits for that date. I am also offering my services at your remote location, if
your club or organization would like me to have a spinning demonstration on your
woodturning or metal turning lathe. Please call me at 267-221-5168 to discuss dates, fees,
and other details.
Your visit to Bucks County, Pennsylvania
You'll love your visit here, about twenty miles north of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Bucks
County is known worldwide as a cultural center with wonderful museums, shops, restaurants,
antiques, and history. Make a memorable weekend out of your metal spinning experience.
You'll love your visit here, about twenty miles north of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Bucks
County is known worldwide as a cultural center with wonderful museums, shops, restaurants,
antiques, and history. Make a memorable weekend out of your metal spinning experience.
