Ore Metals Studio is a community of silver/metal smiths located at the Mother Brook Arts & Community Center, alongside other artists. Ore aims to promote the art of working with metals in the creation of jewelry, vessels, sculptures, and enameling. The studio is well equipped with tools and equipment that have been curated over the last 70 years, including a 55-ton hydraulic press and kilns for enameling. The studio also has a professional ventilation system to ensure a safe environment for enameling, soldering, and polishing. Ore offers high quality classes and workshops, and also allows other artists to use its studio space.
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Laboratory or workshop with metal ductwork, a vent, and equipment on a wooden workbench, including a small motor and a dust collector with two collection chambers.

Jeweler forges a metal ring with a torch in a workshop.

A collection of vintage tools and hammers arranged on shelves in a workshop or tool storage unit.

Two vintage woodworking tools mounted on wooden blocks, viewed from above.

A wall with various woodworking hand tools such as saws and chisels organized on a pegboard in a workshop.

A wooden shelf holding metal chisels, hammers, and other tools with yellow labels, arranged on a black mesh surface across three tiers.

Workshop with vintage tools, including a black bench vise and a drill press, along with wooden chairs and various other equipment.

A workshop with a pegboard holding various hammers and mallets, and shelves containing hand tools and wood pieces.

Industrial workspace with a large vent pipe, a spray bottle, and various tools and containers, including bowls filled with rocks or crushed material, on a workbench.

A workspace with large metal ventilation ducts above, a counter with bricks and cleaning supplies, and three wooden stools along the counter. There are windows in the background with a view outside.