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Not Canada, but there are now ABS classes at the New England School of Metalwork in Auburn, ME.
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I'm not sure where you are in Nova Scotia, nor how long it would take you to get to Auburn, Maine, but I do believe it would be worth your time to make the trip. From what I've seen, the New England School of Metalwork is top notch.
They are hosting a New England Bladesmith Symposium and Knife Show that is an American Bladesmith Society Hammer-in this summer the weekend of July 23-25 for only $35US.
I see they have an ABS Introduction to Bladesmithing class with Don Fogg scheduled in November. (I sure wish they would do one in the summer when I was there.)
They are hosting a New England Bladesmith Symposium and Knife Show that is an American Bladesmith Society Hammer-in this summer the weekend of July 23-25 for only $35US.
I see they have an ABS Introduction to Bladesmithing class with Don Fogg scheduled in November. (I sure wish they would do one in the summer when I was there.)
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There is absolutely no indication on his website where he is from,
-so I don't know why i think he is from you part of the world,
but try emailing this fellow to see if he offers classes or knows who does.
He does excellent high end work
http://www.powning.com/jake/home/j_homepg.shtml
Edited to add
This link suggests he is from New Brunswick
http://www.powning.com/jake/forge/b.shtml
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N.S. to Auburn, ME is quite a little jaunt, but it certainly is doable. Once you get on I95 in Bangor it's only a couple of hours to Lewiston/Auburn.
"There is absolutely no indication on his website where he is from,
-so I don't know why i think he is from you part of the world,
but try emailing this fellow to see if he offers classes or knows who does.
He does excellent high end work
http://www.powning.com/jake/home/j_homepg.shtml
Edited to add
This link suggests he is from New Brunswick
http://www.powning.com/jake/forge/b.shtml"
On this link "http://www.powning.com/jake/smithph/smithphl.shtml" He states where he is at:
My forge is located in the hamlet of Markhamville (population 30), in the hills of Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada, where I grew up. I have been working as a full time sword smith since 2001 and i have studied this craft since 1994.
-so I don't know why i think he is from you part of the world,
but try emailing this fellow to see if he offers classes or knows who does.
He does excellent high end work
http://www.powning.com/jake/home/j_homepg.shtml
Edited to add
This link suggests he is from New Brunswick
http://www.powning.com/jake/forge/b.shtml"
On this link "http://www.powning.com/jake/smithph/smithphl.shtml" He states where he is at:
My forge is located in the hamlet of Markhamville (population 30), in the hills of Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada, where I grew up. I have been working as a full time sword smith since 2001 and i have studied this craft since 1994.
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Glad to hear that you made it down. Have fun!
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You made it. Good for you! One of the most important tools you better have and use (from the perspective of this forum) is a digital camera. Remember, if we don't see photos, it didn't happen. Be safe....and have fun!