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Stick Welding and Oxy-Acetylene Cutting 101

  • Sun, August 30, 2026
  • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

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Introduction to stick Welding & oxy-acetylene cutting

Add welding to your DIY skillset with this introductory course. 

*This course is a pre-requisite to the Structural Welding course*

Learn the basics of stick welding (SMAW) and oxy-acetylene cutting. In this class you will learn a basic welding framework to use on your own projects at home or in the TC Maker shop. Safety, machine basics, gas choice and set-up, as well as basic tools will all be covered. For folks starting from zero knowledge to those who have welded in the past and would like to brush-up, this class emphasizes that everyone can be a welder and make their own project dreams happen. Class size is kept small to encourage participation and time with the instructor.

What can you use stick welding and cutting for? 

Stick welding is an excellent option for people with limited space and 220 power in their own homes. Stick welding does not require gas, can more easily be used with 120VAC welders, is strong, needs minimal prep, and is forgiving.  

Oxy-actyelene cutting is great for making holes, shapes, heating, bending, and making your bad day better.

What to Bring

Bring a pair of welding gloves. Recommendation is for somewhat thicker gloves that still allow for dexterity. This is a good all-around pair or this pair for more coverage.

Participants should be wearing close-toed shoes and clothing that is 100% cotton or wool. Jeans or similar material without holes are also recommended. No synthetic fibers. Improper attire may require participants to withdraw at time of class without refund. If you have questions regarding proper attire, please reach out to the instructor.

Refund Policy

Up To 7 Days Before the Event Starts.

About the Instructor

Cory and Kinsey are both local union welders and mechanics. Cory is a pipefitter and Kinsey is an Ironworker. Both enjoy gardening, being gay, coming up with projects that make their partners anxious, and sharing their knowledge with others. 



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