Additional Class Information
Each class is limited to two to three students, which provides a personal teaching atmosphere not found
in most other schools. Each student will have a forge and anvil to work with, and all tools and
materials are provided.
Classes are held monthly to accommodate most schedules.
The instructor, David W. Osmundsen, started blacksmithing in 1976. His experience since then has been as an artist blacksmith, industral tool smith, and gunsmith. He has taught blacksmithing in Colorado, Maine, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
David's functional iron art and primitive recreations have been displayed in galleries across the nation, and he has completed work for the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Park Service, and the National Forest Service. David is certified by The Northern Rockies Blacksmith Association to teach the National Curriculm of the Artist Blacksmith Association of North America.
Additional Class Information
Each class is limited to two to three students, which provides a personal teaching atmosphere not found
in most other schools. Each student will have a forge and anvil to work with, and all tools and
materials are provided.
Classes are held monthly to accommodate most schedules.
The instructor, David W. Osmundsen, started blacksmithing in 1976. His experience since then has been as an artist blacksmith, industral tool smith, and gunsmith. He has taught blacksmithing in Colorado, Maine, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
David's functional iron art and primitive recreations have been displayed in galleries across the nation, and he has completed work for the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Park Service, and the National Forest Service. David is certified by The Northern Rockies Blacksmith Association to teach the National Curriculm of the Artist Blacksmith Association of North America.
