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Charles Orlando- The Craftsman
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F or more than fifteen years. He teaches regularly at the John C. Campbell Folk School. And has also taught at the New England School of Metalwork. And Touchstone Center for Crafts. His work is in many private homes across the country. Additionally, his work has been exhibited in many shows and galleries in the East, and has won recognition for design and craftsmanship in a number of art exhibits. Click here to go to his knitting gallery. Some of these pieces were exhibited in the Noyes Gallery in. Demon...
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Kellogg & Sons' Blacksmith Shop: May 2015
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Kellogg and Sons Blacksmith Shop. Welcome to the Kellogg and Sons Blacksmith Shop. Our traditional Blacksmith shop located in Northern New York. We do custom Blacksmithing work focused upon traditional 18th and 19th century hardware and tools. Thursday, May 28, 2015. Opening Camp for the Summer. There are always chores to do at camp. I've had some help catching up with some of them. Mowing the weeds to encourage the grass and discourage the ragweed. There is less than 2 feet of water in the pond now.
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Five Corners Blacksmith Shop - About Us
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Five Corners Blacksmith Shop. Is owned and operated by John Clay, a modern day blacksmith skilled in traditional hand forging processes as well as modern fabrication techniques. Attention to detail is John's trademark. I've learned there are no short cuts to quality. I'm a believer in the maxim 'If a job's worth doing, it's worth doing well.'. New Berlin has a strong tradition of blacksmithing dating back to 1796, when Peleg Field opened a shop in town. The New York Designer Blacksmiths Association.
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Rural Blacksmith: July 2011
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Adventures in traditional blacksmithing from Field's Blacksmith Shop at The Farmers’ Museum in Cooperstown, NY. Sunday, July 31, 2011. Introduction to Engraving Steel - Classes coming in August and October 2011! We teach a wide variety of classes in traditional craft at The Farmers' Museum. I am particularly proud to offer a new class on engraving steel using traditional hand tools. The instructor is Paul Spaulding, Master Blacksmith and the engraver of our Scottish Pistol Project. You are not likely to ...
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Rural Blacksmith: Winter Snow on the Blacksmith Shop.
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Adventures in traditional blacksmithing from Field's Blacksmith Shop at The Farmers’ Museum in Cooperstown, NY. Thursday, December 15, 2011. Winter Snow on the Blacksmith Shop. Winter is here in Central New York as we head into the Holiday Season. Warmest Holiday wishes from all of us at the Peleg Fields Blacksmith Shop! December 15, 2011 at 6:50 PM. And a blessed Christmas to you, good sir! January 9, 2012 at 6:49 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Enter your email address:. The Farmers' Museum Blog.
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Rural Blacksmith: January 2011
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Adventures in traditional blacksmithing from Field's Blacksmith Shop at The Farmers’ Museum in Cooperstown, NY. Monday, January 24, 2011. The Weathervane Project, Part II: Forging diamonds. Our Weathervane Project has several different shapes as part of the design. C-scrolls, tulips, and diamonds are repeated themes. Let’s look at how the diamond forms are created at the forge . Thick and 2.5" long . The welded bar is quenched in water and cleaned up. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I have been blacksmithing...
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Memberships
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Iron Boar Metal Works 2011. Blacksmith's Association of North America, Inc. began in 1973 with only twenty seven blacksmiths who had a vision. Their vision has unfolded with a membership that has grown and is now nearly 4000 strong. The resurgence of the "lost" art of blacksmithing is unmistakably evident. New York State Designer Blacksmiths is an organization within New York State that holds monthly and quarterly meetings to promote and educate in the art of blacksmithing.
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Rural Blacksmith: August 2011
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Adventures in traditional blacksmithing from Field's Blacksmith Shop at The Farmers’ Museum in Cooperstown, NY. Wednesday, August 10, 2011. For the want of a little forged hook - Making Hardware at the Blacksmith Shop. Our Blacksmith shop has played a restoration and repair role within The Farmers’ Museum since 1946. The Farmers came to the shop and said,. 8220;We need a little forged hook.”. I asked, “Why to you need a hook? They replied, “To hold a string.”. I asked, “What door? I have been blacksmithi...
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Rural Blacksmith: March 2012
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Adventures in traditional blacksmithing from Field's Blacksmith Shop at The Farmers’ Museum in Cooperstown, NY. Wednesday, March 28, 2012. Traditional Barn and Gate Hinges at The Farmers' Museum. The Farmers' Museum has a wealth of traditional buildings, garden gates, and farm gates with forged hinges. Our hardware is purposefully not all of the same style. That allows us to demonstrate a wide range of traditional hardware. That is important when Farm animals are leaning on the gate! Cut at an angle, the...
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Rural Blacksmith: December 2011
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Adventures in traditional blacksmithing from Field's Blacksmith Shop at The Farmers’ Museum in Cooperstown, NY. Thursday, December 15, 2011. Winter Snow on the Blacksmith Shop. Winter is here in Central New York as we head into the Holiday Season. Warmest Holiday wishes from all of us at the Peleg Fields Blacksmith Shop! Thursday, December 8, 2011. Candlelight Evening at the Blacksmith Shop - 2011. The Museum opens at 3pm and closes at 7pm. Come enjoy the candlelight, firelight, and hot mulled cider!
