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    Gearhead Workshops

    4.9 (61 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Randal M.

    The class was very informative starting with type of welding, strength of the different techniques MiG, Tig and Stick. The difference between wire fed with gas vs stick and or flux core wire. As well as the different in machines and the settings for wire size, speed and amps/volts. Also went over welding flat, vertical and techniques. Bill the instructor is very knowledgeable, thorough and detailed and covered everything I wanted to know and more. Very satisfied with the class and would totally recommend to anyone interested in learning to weld.

    It's all about the reps

    I came across the Mig welding class when I was trying to brush up on welding through YouTube. I get the concept and made two pieces of metal stick together before but it wasn't pretty and comes with a lot of grinding ..... I was really happy that I took the course course because having the instant feed back as little as trying different hand placement or down to scoring the area you are preparing to weld was great. The instructor to student ratio plus Bills life long experience and knowledge on welding and metal fab gave me the confidence and reps during the class. Thanks Bill and I'll see you again when I level up to MiG

    Greg V.

    I was looking online for a place I could learn how to weld in just a few hours of class time when I stumbled upon Gearhead Workshops. I applied for a MIG welding class and after taking I can say it was one of the best experiences I've had as a student. The teacher, Bill, was a fantastic guy with lots of motivation and enthusiasm. He did not have many students in the class(4), but was completely invested in the success of each and every one. He was always happy to help and always knew exactly what was wrong. The class was a unforgettable experience, and made me a decent welder in just a few hours.

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    Andy J.

    Had a great time at the MIG intro class. Very informative and lots of one on one instruction. It has been years since I've welded and this really helped to make me feel like I can weld again. Lots of practice during the class and actually had some nice beads! I'll be back for the TIG class

    I'm an automotive hobbyist who was looking to learn TIG welding. I really enjoyed and definitely improved my skills from the instruction. Bill has a large shop that will blow your mind with all the different tools, machines, and workstations. He is a great instructor and pays close attention to students and explains fundamentals and basics very well. I had a great experience, and I plan to return for multiple sessions. Here's a pic of my work. I'm still a beginner!

    One of my welds at the end of the class
    Connor B.

    MIG welding class with Bill was great. My brother and I had no previous welding experience but by the end of the class felt very confident in not only ourselves but the process. Bill was very good at explaining each step of the process in a cohesive way so that we were always feeling in control. I've also signed up for the TIG class next week.

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    Robert B.

    I just finished my 4 week course on engine rebuilding with Bill and I must say the class was amazing, I learned so much in 4 weeks. Bill's a great teacher, very patient and knowledgeable. If you're looking to learn about the inner workings of an engine, I highly recommend this class. Now I'm ready to tear apart my own engine at home.

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    I signed my son up for MIG welding class. He loved it! Highly recommends! He now knows enough to practice on his own. Thank you!

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