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Water-Activities & Antique Boat Museum: Bronze Casting Experience - Oswego

Water-Activities & Antique Boat Museum: Bronze Casting Experience

Claytonmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

3–4 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have general physical health; no specific fitness level required.

Overview

Discover the art of bronze casting at the Antique Boat Museum with expert Michael Saari. Perfect for craft lovers and history enthusiasts alike, this hands-on workshop offers a unique way to connect with maritime traditions while making your own marine hardware.

Clayton, New York

Bronze Casting

With Michael Saari

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Join master craftsman Michael Saari at the Antique Boat Museum for an unforgettable workshop in bronze casting. Dive into traditional techniques, from patternmaking to pouring molten bronze, all in a vibrant boatyard setting. Gain hands-on experience and learn to create your own marine hardware while discovering essential tools and safety practices.

Join master craftsman Michael Saari at the Antique Boat Museum for an unforgettable workshop in bronze casting. Dive into traditional techniques, from patternmaking to pouring molten bronze, all in a vibrant boatyard setting. Gain hands-on experience and learn to create your own marine hardware while discovering essential tools and safety practices.

Adventure Tips

Wear protective clothing

Long sleeves and closed-toe shoes are essential for safety during pouring and handling molten bronze.

Arrive early

Early arrival ensures enough time to participate fully and set up your workspace.

Follow safety instructions closely

Always adhere to safety guidelines provided by the instructor to prevent accidents.

Book in advance

This popular workshop often fills quickly—reserve your spot early to secure attendance.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Ospreys
  • Seagulls

History

The Antique Boat Museum has been showcasing maritime craftsmanship since 1960, emphasizing the region’s shipbuilding heritage.

Conservation

Participants are encouraged to reuse and recycle materials whenever possible, supporting local sustainability efforts.

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Recommended Gear

Apron and Gloves

Essential

Protective gear essential for handling hot materials safely.

Closed-toe Shoes

Essential

Crucial for safety when working around molten metal.

Hair Tie or Cap

Keeps hair away from open flames and molten materials.

Notebook and Pen

For sketching designs or taking notes during the workshop.