We are located out in the country in the little town of Hampton Ky. Our shop is filled with new and used machinery as well as toolboxes filled with custom hand-made tools consisting of slappers, hammers, and dollies. An Excel Wheel, of which only 39 exist in the world takes center stage as our shop is committed to teaching others to master the art of using the English wheeling machine to create compound curves from flat sheets of aluminum or steel.
Our workshops are typically designed for a 1:1 instructor/attendee ratio to give you hands-on experience and training on the roadmap of designing, cutting, and shaping the metal. You will also learn some of the most advanced and sophisticated welding techniques required on high-end, rare, and exotic cars. Once you have signed up as an attendee and we know your level of training in metal shaping and welding, we will tailor the workshop to fit your knowledge. If you are working on a current project and would like to bring it with you to receive a consultation and the opportunity to work on it, we can guide you through that process. If you don’t have a project you are currently working on but have something in mind, we can discuss your idea and get the materials ready for your workshop. Otherwise, we will provide a project for you to work on that you can take home.
A full lunch and snacks are provided in the farmhouse dining room each day located next door to our shop and break time are taken on the front porch. Accommodations at Grand Rivers Inn located in Grand Rivers is about 35 minutes from the shop, they can be reached at (270) 362-4487. This is a perfect place to relax after a full day of hands-on training in metal shaping and welding techniques.
We look forward to having you here at our shop and the opportunity to work with you to build your skills here at Kingdom Metal Works.
If you are a business owner and would like Kevin to come to your shop and work with your employees to build their skills, call for information and availability at 310 947-1120.
Kevin and Maritza Masson
