/r/ArtisanVideos
This community is a space for curated high-quality video content that showcases the talent and skills of trades-persons and crafts-persons as they engage in and practice their craft.
This subreddit is a celebration of quality and perfection in nuance of skill.
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This is NOT an art subreddit.
FLAIR YOUR POST. I'm going to start removing them instead of fixing them. It takes 2 clicks after you make it.
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Culinary - Anything to do with making delicious food
Design - Creation of the idea. ex: technical drawings, prototypes, testing and troubleshooting
Maintenance - Keeping knives sharp and machines running!
Modification - Modifying finished products
Performance - What goes into putting together that final result?
Production - Crafting parts and products from raw stock or resources
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/r/ChoppingFood
/r/curiousvideos
/r/DIY
/r/EngineeringPorn
/r/Factories
/r/FastWorkers
/r/FoodVideos
/r/JustFreshMyShitUp
/r/OddlySatisfying
/r/Restorationvideos
/r/shoptours
/r/SlowTV
/r/streetfoodartists
/r/techniquecritique
/r/TheMakingOf
/r/watchmaking
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/r/ArtisanVideos
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FORGED a Bowie Knife from Rusty Ball Bearing [51:46]
21:29 UTC
Bentley Mulsanne Production [1:01:37]
14:49 UTC
Making a Walking Cane (with titles) demonstrated by Larry White [7:13]
03:50 UTC
Making of a Luis Vuitton Inspired Trunk [31:50]
13:25 UTC
Craft Video Dictionary: Hand Caning a Wicker Chair demonstrated by David Johnson (with titles) [9:35]
Weaving strips of cane through each other to form a lattice pattern, typically as the back or seat of a chair.
22:07 UTC
Legendary MEDIEVAL Copper Cumai Damascus SWORD [21:13]
I love the part how he forged iron with copper and the most beautiful thing is he made copper inlay handle. Perfect combination i say. although it’s not very practical but an art and a beautiful collection item.
23:20 UTC
Hand Tool Rescue- 1920s Lawnmower [56:10]
03:30 UTC
Crafting Masterpiece from Copper Sheet by Skilled Artist [16:22]
01:33 UTC
Making a Lemon Meringue Tart [15:34]
20:40 UTC
Traditional soap making in Palestine [9:45]
20:59 UTC
Rick Bond - Servicing and Rebuilding an E61 Espresso Machine [38:59]
13:38 UTC
Remodeling a 1940s Cabinet [21:47]
19:15 UTC
Restoring a 1900 Solid Mahogany Spinet Desk (with Thomas Johnson) [55:22]
19:23 UTC
Guy and his father completely rebuild a 1971 Triumph GT6 from the ground-up, with a V8 LS - this is a compilation of the first 17 episodes, but worth watching the whole series (still ongoing). More than a restomod, they're building most of the car from scratch. Production value is insane. [10:42]
17:48 UTC
The making of a seamless leather tote bag by a leather craftsman [5:44]
17:02 UTC
Making of sea stained glass winged rat (speed x4) [19:06]
23:01 UTC
1800s Hardanger boat - building process [5:45]
13:42 UTC
Forging of a heart bar shoe by a Journeyman Farrier [00:07:45]
21:35 UTC
Antique Queen Anne Chairs Restored with Hide Glue by Thomas Johnson [28:59]
05:37 UTC
Bespoke Suits by Grand Walkerhill Seoul [25:02]
04:05 UTC
Dylan Iwakuni - Restoring an abandoned Japanese house [33:52]
04:01 UTC
Guitar entirely built out of pallet wood [25:53]
07:10 UTC
Creating a Glowing D20 from Root Beer Onyx! [14:42]
17:37 UTC
Restoring a Wendy Maruyama Postmodern & Victorian Rocking Chair (Thomas Johnson) [52:35]
20:10 UTC
Datsun 240Z Restoration - Moment of Color (Part 5) [13:05]
18:16 UTC
The Master Guitar Builder of Japan [11:24]
11:03 UTC
The Gentlest Repair: Louis XVI and three other Antique Slant-Top Desks by Thomas Johnson [1:07:13]
22:29 UTC
Kintsugi, also known as kintsukuroi, is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending the areas of breakage with urushi lacquer dusted or mixed with powdered gold, silver, or platinum. [2:51]
19:49 UTC
Matcha bowl making from recycled clay with subtitled instructions and cheesy jazz. [18:10]
23:10 UTC
Repairing Red WIng Boots [17:45]
13:15 UTC
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