Demonstration: Saturday, September 21, 2024

Workshop: Sunday, September 22, 2024

David Herald’s shop
520 N Rio Arriba
Cottonwood, Arizona

Demonstrator: Steve Miller

I will demo a 3-piece forged hook that is riveted together. Using 1/4″ x 1″ flatbar.
The hook and wall brackets are forged using the techniques practiced during the
first 2 weeks of the Forging Focus program last summer at the Center for Metal Arts
in Johnstown, PA. We practiced 2-sided and 4-sided tapers and shoulders, first with
the hand hammer and then on the power hammer. This project draws on those techniques
to forge out this style hook, which is unlike any other hook I’ve ever made.
— Steve Miller

Demonstration:
• Registration begins at 8:00 AM, the demonstration starts at 9:00 AM.
• Registration fee: $25 for members, $40 for nonmembers,
• Tailgating is encouraged.
• Bring things for Iron in the Hat.
NOTE: No folded tickets for Iron in the Hat.
Any folded tickets that are drawn will be thrown away.
• Bring things for ShowandTell.
Don’t forget to put your name on anything you bring for Show and Tell.
• Lunch is on your own. There are several good restaurants in Cottonwood.
• Tailgaters, please consider donating to Iron in the Hat.

Workshop:
Sunday, September 22, 2024, from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Get hands-on practice using the techniques Steve will demonstrate on Saturday.
The fee for the workshop is $100.00.
Contact Richard Rozinski at 602-803-7255 or rrozinski@me.com to register.

Remember Iron in the Hat
Thanks to all of you who have participated in Iron in the Hat. By purchasing tickets
and donating items, you help support AABA events and projects. Items for donation
can be a tool, piece of art, something you made specificaly for iron in the hat,
something you don’t need in your shop, a great book, a tshirt, a hat … something
an AABA member would enjoy.

Directions to:
520 N. Rio Arriba
Cottonwood, AZ
It’s complicated. Check an online map or your GPS app.

Safety glasses are always required in the demonstration area.
Hearing protection, closed-toe shoes, and long clothes of natural fibers are highly
recommended.