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A copper blacksmith funny to talk to. They sale all kind of objects made of copper. The curious thing is that in many Asian central countries they have what is called 'Golden smile'. If I remember well their teeth suffer from some disease and it's easier for them to replace it with gold than some 'real' ones.
After two years I'm finally sharing these photos of my latest Dark Age creation, a medieval Blacksmith Watermill that specialize on making enchanted weapons. Using the nearby river, the mill mechanism turns the shafts and powers the blacksmith drop-hammer.
It has a vegetable garden and a courtyard as well as a kitchen and smokestack. I built-in Power Functions to light up both the fireplace and the oven, as well as move the water wheel and drop hammer. I have a full video on this MOC on my YouTube channel here - youtu.be/81YqJs8wtBg
I hope you enjoy my creation, and check out the video!
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abandened Workshop of an former blacksmith in the center of my hometown. My father used to work there in the 50s
After two years I'm finally sharing these photos of my latest Dark Age creation, a medieval Blacksmith Watermill that specialize on making enchanted weapons. Using the nearby river, the mill mechanism turns the shafts and powers the blacksmith drop-hammer.
It has a vegetable garden and a courtyard as well as a kitchen and smokestack. I built-in Power Functions to light up both the fireplace and the oven, as well as move the water wheel and drop hammer. I have a full video on this MOC on my YouTube channel here - youtu.be/81YqJs8wtBg
I hope you enjoy my creation, and check out the video!
A blacksmith forms some ironwork at the Maize & Snitz Fest at the grounds of the 1719 house in Willow Street, PA.
Picked up recently at a market in Seville, this appears to be a blacksmiths workbook, with annotated photographs. Lots of wrought iron work.
you gotta love that jug - the blacksmith was showing us how he starts a fire the old fashioned way but I couldn't take my eyes off that goofy face
Ken Hardy foreman Blacksmith at Wearmouth Colliery.
The photograph was taken in the last week of production at Wearmouth Colliery before closure.
Photographer: Les Golding, November 1993.
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My friend, Madison, working at his small forge long after the sun has set.
Photo taken with the Canon EOS R and RF24-105mm f/4.0 L.
"Monolithic" blacksmith's knife. The handle loop is drawn down from the same material as the blade. (1% carbon steel in this case). Takes quite a bit of work to draw out that much length. Then needs differential tempering to make the blade hard enough to take a good edge, but leave the handle springy and not brittle. This style of knife has been in use for centuries. The vikings called them a "Womans Knife" as they were used in the home and for preparing food.