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18th-Century Foundry at Colonial Williamsburg 

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While blacksmiths and silversmiths hammer metal into shape, founders melt it and pour it into molds. Apprentice Founder Drew Godzik explains how 18th-century founders made spoons, buckles, candlesticks and more.

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22 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 4   
@mikeduffey3082
@mikeduffey3082 Год назад
I have visited the Geddy Foundry every time we are in Williamsburg. It is absolutely fascinating! An amazing combination of craftsmanship, technology, skill, artistry and magic!
@jeffdossin2476
@jeffdossin2476 Год назад
Thanks for breaking this down in a well produced and executed way. I would love to see this in person at CW
@TheRadioAteMyTV
@TheRadioAteMyTV Год назад
Very nice, learned a lot.
@davidcreager1945
@davidcreager1945 Год назад
Great video ! Liked seeing the different ways molds were used. I would love to see a video of a silver smith ( like Paul Revere ) practicing his art.
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