Board of Directors
About NJBA
Upcoming Meets
Recent Newsletter
Projects and
Event Pictures
From Our
Past Meets
Join NJBA
Abana Information and Correspondance
Information on Open Forge Nights,
Coal and Classes
Links to member sites and other blacksmithing sites
Tim Suter's leg vise rebuilding
Demonstration pictures from
PABA and other
meets by Anton Holstrom, Take a look!
Download the NJBA brochure in MS Word format;
NJBA Brochure
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Welcome to the web site of the New Jersey Blacksmiths Association. A non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of the art and craft of blacksmithing.
Upcoming Events
| February 6th |
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Eric Cuper and Dan O'Sullivan
at Erics shop in Easton, PA |
| Saturday, February 20, 2010 10am till 4pm |
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Announcing a new quarterly Hammer In and Open Forge at Canal Forge in High Falls, NY. This is a first time event co/sponsored by the Northeast Blacksmiths Association,
ALL ARE WELCOME.
Saturday, February 20, 2010 10am till 4pm
Location:
Canal Forge
496 Towpath
High Falls, NY 12440
845-687-7130 Jonathan
jonned@hvc.rr.com
845-338-4559 Mark
Smithingman@aol.com
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| March 20—21
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There will be a demonstration and workshop with Jonathan Nedbor to be held at Marshall farm. For more info click link below |
April 23 - 25
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Delaware College A-Day , For more info click link below |
May 16th
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Tuckerton Seaport, For more info click link below |
Click HERE to see more on these
and other events!
For information on the ABANA 2010 Conference, click HERE
One of our members Jeff Morelli passed away Saturday, June 23 2007. Any donations NJBA members are able to make to an educational fund for the benefit of Jeffrey's children would be appreciated. Checks should be made out to
“Morelli Children Fund” and sent to Mark Cubberley, 282 Main Street, Groveville, NJ 08620
Check Out Peters Valley Craft Center's 2009
Blacksmithing Classes
Click here for an article on Propane Forge Safety from the newsletter.
----------- Help us with the NJBA teaching trailer! ----------
These are some items we need to help make it better:
1) A folding table for displaying items.
2) More cross peen hammers
3) Another sledge hammer
4) Ballpeen hammers for fabricating punches and cutters.
5) Hot cutters with handles.
6) More tongs
7) Good files
8) Chisels.
9) A better and lighter anvil stand.
10) Another anvil.
11) Jack hammer bits for making hardy tools
12) More small diameter stock.
13) Longer stakes.
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