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A Craftsman's Legacy: The Armor Maker
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 เม.ย. 2020
- A Craftsman's Legacy: Season 2, Episode 9 - The Medieval Armor Maker
James Gillaspie has been making medieval/Renaissance armor for over 20 years. Host Eric Gorges plays to his base as a fellow metal shaper. James and Eric do a little jousting and a lot of shoptalk!
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11-24-23
Happy holidays to all.
Enjoy your channel, listening to all the artists tell about
Their craft, keep up the good work.
Absolutely beautiful. People have no idea how much time, knowledge, tools, training, etc, goes into a craft/art like this. Well done.
Thank you very much! Very true, it takes a lot of time. Very fruitful
It’s interesting the unique personalities when you dive into more eccentric craftsmanship. He does a great job of keeping the individuals talking when they go into their work mode.
Thank you for the kind words
Thank you for the immense effort.
This is quickly becoming my favorite channel! I like trying everything I see from Knifemaking to woodworking and all crafts in between. So glad I found this channel; there is much to learn here.
Thank you very much!
This is amazing. My husband and I vended at a medieval fair in Brooks Alberta, Canada. We saw a lot of armor there. I wonder if this guy made some of that armor. The people who attended the fair came from all over the world... It was so much fun. Again this video was amazing thank you.
Would love to see the full episodes for the flintlock and saddle builders!
You can watch them now on our website. They will also be on YT eventually.
@@CraftsmansLegacy sweet! thanks!
Fabricating a suit of armor should come easy to Eric. It’s a very similar skill set to a motorcycle builder who has to create gas tanks and fenders.
Very true. It's all about stretching and shrinking metal. Just different techniques.
So rather than beating the metal into a dished form, you directly stretch the metal by beating with a curved hammer against a flat surface. Neat!
I am Native American I'm always been interested in European weapons and armors beautiful job
Thank you!
Mr. Rice class💯💪🏾
I love how he says that is correct
Beautiful. But I wonder where the market for this stuff is?
He did a lot of work for collectors and museums.
If got some magnets it would make holding the template on so much easier.
Great tip!
@CraftsmansLegacy thank you but I cannot claim that as my own. But for those of you out there. They sell packs of flat magnets. They come in various diameter sizes. At places like harbor freight or Amazon. They are really handy. Especially on curved metal.
My pop and son make knights templar armor.....chain style and hard plate...my son a leather worker...old man metal worker....great team...way to hard for me
Sounds like a great team for sure!!
Ah! The Society for Creative Anachronism strikes again.