United Metal Spinning of Kansas City, LLC

United Metal Spinning of Kansas City, LLC "The difficult we can do right away, the impossible takes a little longer"

This is a 1920's era French reliquary used to display a religious relic. We made the back case/cover to contain the rel...
09/05/2025

This is a 1920's era French reliquary used to display a religious relic. We made the back case/cover to contain the relic.

We recently had the gentleman of KIP Aero visit the shop and Manuel Vasquez from Doce Productions took some pictures of ...
09/05/2025

We recently had the gentleman of KIP Aero visit the shop and Manuel Vasquez from Doce Productions took some pictures of the shop and employees spinning.

01/06/2025

Due to the weather, we will be closed on Monday January 6th. We will be open Tuesday morning at 7am. Email will be monitored.

Support Your Local Coppersmith…
06/21/2024

Support Your Local Coppersmith…

Today we participated in a career fair at The Plaza Academy. It was great to see so many trades being represented.
05/09/2024

Today we participated in a career fair at The Plaza Academy. It was great to see so many trades being represented.

Thank you to all those who have helped us keep going for the last 97 years. This journey would not be possible without ...
04/29/2024

Thank you to all those who have helped us keep going for the last 97 years. This journey would not be possible without our customers. We are looking forward to the next 97.

Tyler is cutting 12ft pieces of brass tubing that he will spin over the edge and then cut threads on the other end. The...
09/21/2023

Tyler is cutting 12ft pieces of brass tubing that he will spin over the edge and then cut threads on the other end. These will then become Multi Dose Syringes for livestock.

07/07/2023

Turns out the noob is better at spinning than using a broom. Tyler came to work for us after graduating. He is a hard worker and has been a quick learner. Here is is spinning cup holders for airplanes. He does give us plenty of new guy antics to discuss, but he does dish out as well as he receives.

Don’t mind us we are just metal spinning and seeing if we can keep UPS from going on strike…….
06/26/2023

Don’t mind us we are just metal spinning and seeing if we can keep UPS from going on strike…….

We always love to see the finished work with our parts no matter how big or small. This gorgeous lighting was done by Ro...
05/27/2022

We always love to see the finished work with our parts no matter how big or small. This gorgeous lighting was done by Rock Cottage Glassworks

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813 Winchester Avenue
Kansas City, MO
64125

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 3:30pm
Tuesday 7am - 3:30pm
Wednesday 7am - 3:30pm
Thursday 7am - 3:30pm
Friday 7am - 3:30pm

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93 Years Strong

During the Great Depression in 1924 two metal spinners, Otto Klemm and Jesse Bell decided to combine their talents and form their own metal spinning company. The company was started in the bottom of Otto’s house at 3810 Mrytle. After school and in her free time Otto’s daughter Elfriede, at only 6 years old, would cut blanks, drill holes in the metal spinnings and prepare wood to be used to anneal the spinnings. In 1927 with the need for more space they moved their location to a store front located at 1905 Indiana, as well as incorporating their name of United Metal Spinning Company. As business began to expand the need for more machinery and room was necessary and the two owners began to purchase adjoining properties.

Through the years the company has remained on the family. In 1937 Carl Brennaman began working for the company. In 1940 Carl and Elfriede got married. In 1978 they took over the Company. In 2004, their son Larry took over operations, later buying the shop with his wife Laura. In 2005, they relocated the shop to 813 Wi******er in the old Ford plant. The company remains in family hands to this day.