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Hittin' some damascus with a sledge!
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Check out this guy's facebook page: www.facebook.com/srapsmith/
He's a blacksmith located currently in DeSoto MO. If you're in the area check out Scrapsmith! And check out the rest of the album!
William Edward Harthcock's Blacksmith shop around 1916.
Left to right: Mr. Everheart, Joe Harthcock, ??, W.E. Harthcock.
Blacksmith Coffee Roastery is available at High Plains Camping in Thomas County, north of Oakley Kansas.
Blacksmith Shop at Old Cowtown Museum. It was built in 1959 on the museum's grounds in honor of the G.A. Miller Blacksmith Shop located at 923 E. Douglas from 1878-1917.
Jens is an extremely talented blacksmith. He has been forging for over 20 years and approaches his skill as an art. He firmly believes in the importance of all the elements working together and the respect of the flame and intent as he forges blocks of iron into beautiful masterpieces. Whether its the hard iron ore or soft bronze and delicate steel, he understands the metals and their needs and uses his experience and knowledge to create his work. It has been such a pleasure getting to know him and Clara and working with them as he demonstrated his craft. I am also proud to say that he used several of my photographs from our recent shoot for his new brochure advertising his business!
It was a very hot summer day when I visited Nevada City, but walking into this enormous building was so refreshing--it was cool and dark. And also full of amazing old wagons as well as these amazing old signs stored in the rafters.
"Guests at Yellowstone Park's Canyon Lodge dined in this enormous 1911 building until the Park Service replaced the log structures with modern buildings in 1959. The blacksmith shop, equipment, and inventory of the Butte Carriage Works as well as vehicles from various time periods now fill the huge interior."
For years and years I have wanted to visit Nevada City Montana. It is a tourist attraction, but not a very popular one, as just up the road is a bigger tourist town called Virginia City. Nevada City is an amazing place full of old preserved old buildings from the 1800s-now. It was an amazing and overwhelming experience, especially for someone like me who has such a passion for history (especially the 1800s). If you are near the area, GO! Don't wait--visit now! It's so worth it.
Bursledon Brickworks is an industrial museum run by a team of passionate volunteers. Once a month they fire up a collection of steam engines that used to run the machinery in the works. They also demonstrate traditional crafts. This blacksmith is creating scrolls from mild steel bars, which will ultimately become part of a gate
This is my third approach to that construction. I had an issue with the shape of the upper floor of that building, but it is finally done :) I’m happy that there is a feature with glowing bricks. When I started that MOC that feature was unavailable.
I rendered a lot of different shots, so I will probably add two post of that blacksmith’s workshop.
Regarding that scene. You can see a lot of work there, two experienced blacksmiths are working hard and one younger journeyman is grinding the blade. Other worker is on the first top. There is always a chance to sell some weapons to some unexpected group of adventurers :)
Regarding the group of adventurers, do you see that group on the road? I was inspired by one old RPG video game. It was one of the most popular games of that type. In that year or next will be released the third part of that title. Small question for you, do you know what game title I mean? :) Please leave a comment if you want.
Please remember about my Lego Ideas project, clock is ticking, links here:
ideas.lego.com/projects/416d8d9e-eb83-4b52-b5c0-1601f3295aa8
and here:
ideas.lego.com/projects/f202a55e-19bc-4b60-bcf7-4ea862bd2e06
Wagon in the shop (www.nps.gov/slbe/planyourvisit/blacksmith.htm) at Glen Haven Village (www.nps.gov/slbe/historyculture/glenhaven.htm) in Sleeping Bear Dunes National Park
May 1st. I was off re-enacting at Chiltern Open Air Museum (not far from home, so not camping). When taking part, although there are many subjects for photography, there are limited opportunities for taking shots, as there is strictly no photography whilst in costume. I managed to grab a few photos before I had to go and change... cavaliers to fight and all that....
This is David, the blacksmith in a typical leaning on his bellows lever pose.
Jens is an extremely talented blacksmith. He has been forging for over 20 years and approaches his skill as an art. He firmly believes in the importance of all the elements working together and the respect of the flame and intent as he forges blocks of iron into beautiful masterpieces. Whether its the hard iron ore or soft bronze and delicate steel, he understands the metals and their needs and uses his experience and knowledge to create his work. It has been such a pleasure getting to know him and Clara and working with them as he demonstrated his craft. I am also proud to say that he used several of my photographs from our recent shoot for his new brochure advertising his business!
Jens is an extremely talented blacksmith. He has been forging for over 20 years and approaches his skill as an art. He firmly believes in the importance of all the elements working together and the respect of the flame and intent as he forges blocks of iron into beautiful masterpieces. Whether its the hard iron ore or soft bronze and delicate steel, he understands the metals and their needs and uses his experience and knowledge to create his work. It has been such a pleasure getting to know him and Clara and working with them as he demonstrated his craft. I am also proud to say that he used several of my photographs from our recent shoot for his new brochure advertising his business!
Blacksmith Shop Demonstration – Saturday, October 16 from 1:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m., and Saturday, November 13 from 2:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m., at the Blacksmith Shop in Camp Round Meadow
Before the days of mass production, every community needed a skilled blacksmith. The smithy forged nails, and hardware, sweated wagon rims, shod horses and repaired broken metals implements. The Blacksmith Shop played a vital role in the Catoctin Recreational Demonstration Area. Hardware and tools needed to build the cabin camps were manufactured on this forge, actively used by the National Park Service for the past 74 years. Now the forge is fired to show visitors this vanishing art. Our volunteer blacksmith will demonstrate and explain how metal is heated and shaped into useful and decorative objects. The Blacksmith Shop is located in Camp Round Meadow on Manahan Road. Please call the Visitor Center at (301) 663-9388 for further information and specific directions.