Classes
and Times
of Operation
- Tuesday - Green Coal
- 5:30 pm - 09:00 pm
- Thursday - Green Coal
- 5:30 pm - 09:00 pm
- RCBA Monthly Business Meeting
- 2nd Monday of every month
The Rutherford County Blacksmith Association (RCBA) preserves the art of blacksmithing through education, training, and community. RCBA also provides advanced workshops by renowned blacksmiths and is proud to be part of the Appalachian Area Chapter of Blacksmiths and ABANA. Every two years, we host the AACB Conference right here in Murfreesboro. Join us to learn, connect, and celebrate this timeless craft!
There was never a good knife made of bad steel
Blacksmiths not Bladesmiths
In the heart of Murfreesboro
Traditional Techniques
Want to Get Started in Blacksmithing or Joining RCBA? Find out more on the About Us page or you can Join by going to the Join/Renew page.
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Begin at (1800F-2000F) and reduce the heat as I get closer to shape.
Slow heat to 1475F-1525F, soak if necessary and fully quench in pre-heated quench specific oil.
The first cycle is a "snap temper" at 375F for 1 hour. Subsequent tempering is done at temperatures between 400F-500F depending on the desired hardness of the piece.
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