“Metallurgy for the Non-Metallurgist” Seminar

“Metallurgy for the Non-Metallurgist”Seminar
By Fay Butler
http://www.faybutler.com
Saturdays, March 17th and 24th , 2012
Assabet Vocational School, Marlboro, MA

This is a comprehensive 2-day course for the hands-on craftsman, novice and professional alike.  No previous knowledge or experience necessary. It will be taught in a way that the layman will be able to understand.  Understanding metals from the atomic structure can be very beneficial to a craftsman in understanding how them move, why they strengthen, and how this can cause failure.  Learning the language of metals can help in communicating with others in the field and getting into the books when problem solving.  Problem solving requires the ability to retrace ones steps accurately, and an understanding of science is crucial.  Fay has been teaching metals this way to non-metallurgists since 1989 and has been very successful.  Hands on people with no college experience have found this very understandable and beneficial. 
Day 1: Metallurgy, materials, numbering systems, how they move, strengthen and fail. Demonstration of making a motorcycle fender by hand using a claw hammer and oxy-act torch.  Turning a flange and installing a wire edge. 
Day 2: The electric current and evolution of TIG power units and set ups.  Understanding modern invertors and their parameters.  Demonstration of making the same motorcycle fender with power equipment and using the TIG process.  Turning a flange and installing a wire edge.

• Maximum class size 15 participants.
• March 17th and 24th , 2010 – hours 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
• Book Package Included: Metallurgy by Moniz 4th edition , Miller Power Course & a dozen page hand-out
• Pastries, Coffee &  Lunch provided

Fee - $599.00
Early bird special – sign up by January 15th and save $75.00
Student discounts available contact Fay for eligibility:
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413-477-6449 (shop)
413-433-6448 (cell)

Make check out to AWS Boston Section and send it to:
Jim Shore, AWS Boston Section
c/o 34 Coolidge Circle
Northborough, MA 01532
Other questions? 
Please contact Education Chair at 508-726-0574 or .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
The sign up sheet can be found on this flyer.