- 8
- 65 981
Marc Sitkin
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 18 ม.ค. 2011
Blacksmith Forged Wrought Iron Dividers
Blacksmith Jennifer Petrila forges wrought iron dividers at the Moses Wilder blacksmith shop in Bolton, Mass. Starting with an illustration from a pattern book, Jennifer crafts the dividers from wrought iron stock and an old rasp to create a traditional dual wing, double joint divider.
The book is available on Amazon: a.co/d/0Huk5qs
This is the second in a series of videos produced by the Early American Industries Association (EAIA), which is an 90+ year old non profit organization. EAIA's motto is "Celebrating Trades, Crafts, and Tools in American History and Their Impact on Our Lives". More information about the EAIA memberships, events and informative articles may be found on their website: www.eaia.us
Jennifer Petrila, blacksmith may be found online here:
Facebook: / jlpsinc
TH-cam: th-cam.com/channels/8WR.html...
JLP Services Inc, 6 Kenwood DrRutland, MA 01543-12151
(508) 667-5498
Bob Roemer can be reached at:rer@roemer.com
Marc Sitkin can be reached viaWebsite: marcsitkin.smugmug.com
Music by: Purple Planet Music
The book is available on Amazon: a.co/d/0Huk5qs
This is the second in a series of videos produced by the Early American Industries Association (EAIA), which is an 90+ year old non profit organization. EAIA's motto is "Celebrating Trades, Crafts, and Tools in American History and Their Impact on Our Lives". More information about the EAIA memberships, events and informative articles may be found on their website: www.eaia.us
Jennifer Petrila, blacksmith may be found online here:
Facebook: / jlpsinc
TH-cam: th-cam.com/channels/8WR.html...
JLP Services Inc, 6 Kenwood DrRutland, MA 01543-12151
(508) 667-5498
Bob Roemer can be reached at:rer@roemer.com
Marc Sitkin can be reached viaWebsite: marcsitkin.smugmug.com
Music by: Purple Planet Music
มุมมอง: 2 215
วีดีโอ
Segmented Salad Bowl Part 2
มุมมอง 2.9K3 ปีที่แล้ว
In part 2, we turn and finish the bowl blank we made in part 1, th-cam.com/video/HMPFg0tYLwY/w-d-xo.html The Fundamentals of Woodturning James Rodgers Linden Publishing (detailed instruction including hand drawing dsigns and calculating segments Segmented Woodturners forum (an AAW chapter) segmentedwoodturners.org Software: Segmented Project Planner www.segmentedturning.com Woodturner Pro, Segm...
Segmented Salad Bowl Part 1
มุมมอง 7K3 ปีที่แล้ว
This segmented turning project rewards you with a beautiful and practical salad bowl that you'll use, sell or gift with pride. We build the blank in Part 1, and turn it in Part 2 th-cam.com/video/RpkeH7UHaKw/w-d-xo.html Resources: The Fundamentals of Woodturning James Rodgers Linden Publishing (detailed instruction including hand drawing dsigns and calculating segments Segmented Woodturners for...
Lathe Turned and Glowforge etched wooden scrap wood platter
มุมมอง 963 ปีที่แล้ว
A 4 minute video showing the turning of a wood platter on a lathe, and using a Glowforge to etch the logo of the Early American Industries Association. The platter is for a fund raising auction.
Herring Run Stonybrook Cape Cod 2015
มุมมอง 5204 ปีที่แล้ว
A short video of the herring run in Stony Brook, Brewster Massachusetts on Cape Cod. A seasonal event that marks the beginning of spring.
Hand Forging a Woodworking Chisel
มุมมอง 25K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Starting from 5/8" wrought iron bar and an old farriers rasp, blacksmith Jennifer Petrila hand forges a 3/4" woodworking chisel. The project was filmed in December 2019 in Bolton, MA at Bob Roemer's blacksmith and wood shop at the Moses Wilder Homestead. This is the first in a series of videos produced by the Early American Industries Association (EAIA), which is an 85 year old non profit organ...
Sabor de Antequera
มุมมอง 1.5K4 ปีที่แล้ว
A short video tour of the Sabor de Antequera restaurant and buffet in Oaxaca City, Oaxaca Mexico. Seating abut 1000 people, and serving over 250 items, it's a landmark dining spot for thousands of people, locals and tourists alike.
Stuart Batty Sharpening
มุมมอง 26K7 ปีที่แล้ว
A demonstration by Stuart Batty of sharpening a bowl gouge to a 40/40 grind Cape Cod Woodturners: www.capecodturners.org/home/ profile.php?id=100014062934900
Thanks for sharing.. Full View and Like
A very talented lady. Devoted to the craft. Thank you for sharing with us.
Great demo, but you should practice wearing safety glasses you can lose an eye and then it’s over
Jennifer is awesome! Great video
great video I always like to see the full process, well worth the time Has Jennifer done more video work? Thanks for sharing
JPL Services Inc is her channel.
@@jackshadow325 thanks very much
This young lady has to be my favorite blacksmith. She’s so effective at the anvil.
What a very enjoyable video! Wow! You have a very nicely setup smithy, your belows! Wow! Wish I could make one like that. You work with vigor and enthusiasm, your talk time matches your forging time. You talk like a pro and your video quality is exceptionally good. Of all the many many blacksmithing vids I've seen, your's is one of the best. I've learned a lot from you today. Very nice tool you've made. Wow again! Greetings from Philip Roux in South Africa
Thanks, glad you found it helpful.
We thank Jennifer Petrilla for her skill and ability to show others how the process is completed. Thanks to Bob Roemer for making the recreated Moses Wilder Blacksmith shop available for the filming and to Marc Sitkin for filming and producing the film along with Bob Roemer. Good job!
Brilliant video Thanxalot J The Netherlands
Thanks, and very glad you liked it. We were in the Netherlands in April, had a wonderful time!
Again, brilliant. Enjoyed the clip. Thanks.
Brilliant demonstration, thanks. It gives me ideas for a similar bowl.
Ты кто??? Мужик или баба?
Nice video, you let the tools do the talking.
Thanks. Took longer to make the video than the bowl.
Dónde se ubican
goo.gl/maps/LKVeudYkTHC9oDUL6
Jennifer Petrila, you are an artist, a real artist, you show us your master skills at the anvil. Thank you so much for sharing, I am learning to forge and you are a great inspiration. From Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. <3
I'm a 53 yr old cabinet maker by trade, wood carver/charcoal pencil enthusiasts at heart, but I've recently taken an interest in blacksmithing. Before I read a single comment here, I'd sent this video to my wife, who has no interest at all in the subject matter. I described this video, in the text accompanying the video, as, fascinating... I was not even a little bit surprised, when I then read the comments, to discover that 90% of them include the word fascinating at least once.... When my wife watches the video, I've no doubt with skepticism, to begin, that she will with great rapidity become fascinated.... This video was truly great on so many levels, that my mind just completely blew out on me... It was worth it
Many thanks for your kind comments
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
She looks a tougher woman than meny men, I can belive that she gets a great deal of it from her work, and that she has great practise. Good job. I hope that the chisel exieds expectation.
Jennifer is a farrier by trade, and a very skilled blacksmith. She was great to work with, it took over 4 hr's steady work to make that chisel. You should check her youtube channel out for more projects: th-cam.com/channels/ZXfKlVSKD3DVhXPLPtEdQg.html
I havn't seen woman blacksmith before. Good job...
Good bye !!!
Good girl 👍
Beautifully done and well explained.
Fascinating and very informative. Thanks for the great video and detailed explanations.
You're very welcome. Hoping to produce a new video once lock down is over.
@@oldcodger do you sell these items
@@rickyperkins232 No, but you can contact Jennifer Petrila directly.
Why did you make it out of rought iron
It was a common practice through history to only use high carbon steel in the cutting edges of tools.
Edannn achh tukang empune wong wadonn....josss nemen
blacksmith looks tougher than iron, angry girl hammering . god knows every heart.
Good work and you had a voice like Michael Jackson
Tolle Arbeit
Это -баба или мужик?
На Александра Ревву похож.)))
I have so many things I want to say about this video. First, Woohoo for MA! I heard a bit of accent toward the beginning of the video, haha! Second, you could see the passion in her face throughout this video. That is just awesome. Third, that workshop is super cool. I love that the chimney flue is the method for increasing the flames. This video was really cool all around!
Can't lose these skills. Apprenticeships for these skills should be encouraged.
Respect what you do!!👍👍 from s.korea
I've not been watching blacksmith vids lately, but have followed you for a while. This was a GREAT one to jump back in on. Hearing you talk your way through the process was fantastic. Watching your other vids, one can obviously see you can forge. And it is impressive that you can communicate ideas with no talking and a few words on the screen. But to hear you speak is truly wonderful. The thoughts behind what your doing, the science, the history all on point and so very well done. I cannot compliment you enough without sounding like a kiss ass weirdo, but you really do deserve it. Thanks for sharing.
PS, I did not realize till I scrolled back up this is Marc's video. Well done to you too on the video Marc. Please do more with Jennifer!
Thanks Scott, it did turn out really well, both the item and the film.. :) I love to demonstrate and this video was really possible because of the people to Q&A with.. When I demo I tell people what I do as I do it.. I will also field questions.. :) Thanks Jennifer
@@truegritbulldog Thanks, hope to do more soon
Great video, thank you so much for taking the time to post it! Do you happen to know if I can get this exact same grind if I have the gouge attachment on my wolverine?
Not exactly the same grind using the jig.
This grind is not obtainable with a jig. This can only happen with free-hand sharpening. Free-hand being with a platform of course. I'm going to be making a video on it shortly, but there are some good ones out there though.
Great to see Stuart out on TH-cam again... IMHO, he has the best instructional videos (Vimeo) on turning out there... 73