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Largo Blacksmithing & Knife Making Classes at Wrought Iron Arts

Wrought Iron Arts in Largo offers unique blacksmithing and knife-making classes, earning consistent TripAdvisor recognition for its hands-on experiences. Group discounts are available for parties of 3 to 8 students.

10/10/2026 · Largo edition

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Largo residents seeking a unique way to celebrate special occasions or learn a new skill can turn to Wrought Iron Arts for blacksmithing and knife-making classes. The local business, a recipient of the TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice Award for eight consecutive years, provides hands-on experiences where participants can forge items ranging from knives and daggers to axes, spears, swords, and war hammers.

Master blacksmith Rob Buck and his apprentices guide students in crafting their desired metal creations. Wrought Iron Arts emphasizes a wide range of creative possibilities, offering a distinction from competitors with more limited options.

The Largo establishment has earned TripAdvisor recognition, placing it among the top 10% of businesses worldwide for the eighth year running, highlighting the quality and unique experience offered.

The school offers special pricing for groups of 3 to 8 students, with a Buy One, Get One average price of $299 per student. Specific pricing is as follows: $897 for 3 students, $1,196 for 4, $1,495 for 5, $1,794 for 6, $2,093 for 7, and $2,392 for 8 students. Payments for classes and gift certificates are accepted via Zelle, check, money order, or cash.

For more information or to book a class, contact Rob Buck at (727) 389-8861 via call or text, or email [email protected].

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