In order to access the metal shop, students must be currently enrolled in an Art & Art History class, and must attend a safety orientation before working.
Monday | Closed |
Tuesday | 2:00-8:00 PM |
Wednesday | Noon-6:00 PM |
Thursday | 2:00-8:00 PM |
Friday | Closed |
Sunday | Safety Orientation: 10 AM-Noon |
Please sign up for open shop hours as well using the above link. You must take the general safety orientation before you can work in the shop. This is offered each Sunday 10am -12pm but you must sign up for it in advance. You can sign up here: https://colorado.webcheckout.net/patron
Contact Evan Blackstock (evan.blackstock@colorado.edu) with questions.
CNC Router Winter Break 2020 Hours:
Available Tuesdays by email appointment. Email Evan Blackstock at Evan.blackstock@colorado.edu with questions or to make an appointment.
Metal Shop Winter Break 2020 Hours:
Available Thursdays by email appointment. Email Evan Blackstock at Evan.blackstock@colorado.edu with questions or to make an appointment.
Day | Time | Contact |
Wednesday | Noon-6:00 PM |
The demo takes about an hour, but it is strongly recommended that you practice for another hour or more afterwards. MIG, TIG and Oxy-Acetylene welding demos are available by appointment this semester. To make an appointment, you can email the contact person next to that day/time to check availability.
You must attend a welding demo before you can use welding equipment in the metal shop.
Please email 48 hours or more in advance, as appointments are made on a first come first serve basis, and there is no guarantee that a particular time is available last minute.
Contact Evan Blackstock (evan.blackstock@colorado.edu) with any questions.
The Metal Shop supports coursework by students in all areas within the Department of Art and Art History, as well as research by faculty and staff. Processes and machinery range from traditional blacksmithing techniques to modern digital fabrication processes. Students are encouraged to work with the shop staff to brainstorm and problem-solve creative ideas, as well as learn the necessary skill sets in order to execute their ideas.
evan.blackstock@colorado.edu