Podcasts about mokume

Het Atelier van de pionier Als de vakschool voor edelsmeden in Schoonhoven gesloten was en de leerlingen in de disco rondhingen, ging een aantal leraren experimenteren met nieuwe technieken. Goudsmid Louis Hankart (1945) ontdekte zo de Japanse versieringstechniek Mokume Gane, dat houtnerf in metaal betekent. Zodra hij de techniek onder de knie had, nam hij het op in zijn lesprogramma en konden de leerlingen het verder ontdekken. Zo ging het ook met de eerste computers op school om 3D te ontwerpen. Louis vond uit en gaf door. Vierendertig jaar geleden kreeg Hester Wandel les van Louis in de Mokume techniek en was erdoor gegrepen. Ze maakte naast heel veel proefjes een werkstuk, waarvoor ze hem zou interviewen. Het kwam er nooit van want Louis was toen afwezig. Tot vandaag. Ze gaat op zoek naar Louis en zijn atelier in Apeldoorn en ontdekt dat hij aanvankelijk helemaal geen leraar wilde worden. Gelukkig werd hij overgehaald en wist hij heel veel leerlingen te inspireren. Met dank aan: Louis en Trees Hankart Muziek: Paul Glazier Luister je graag naar deze podcast? Je kunt me een fooi geven via www.fooienpod.com/hetateliervan. Anoniem, eenmalig of maandelijks en elk gewenst bedrag. Alvast hartelijk bedankt! https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mokume-gane https://www.hetkontakt.nl/krimpenerwaard/92661/boek-ode-aan-25-jaar-zilverkunst- Luister op: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts Kijk ook op: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hetateliervan Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/582263436536589/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqc40RVkLYJX3PfRXvCo2nQ

This month Nicole and Monica watched season one and two of Fleabag. It's a TV show, written by and staring Phoebe Waller-Bridge, about a messy woman in her early thirties whose life is falling apart in pretty much every way possible and who's coping with it all by breaking the fourth wall and talking to us, the audience. Nicole knit Honeycomb Scarf by Nancy Marchant and Monica knit Mokume by Jennifer Weissman and Musselburgh by Ysolda Teague. Crazy (instrumental) by SilentCrafter https://soundcloud.com/silentcrafterofficial Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0

This month Nicole and Monica watched Snake Eyes: GI Joe Origins. Monica educated Nicole on GI Joe lore, the history of the comics, and we discussed how Monica was really the target audience, but the movie didn't really work emotionally for either of us. We did enjoy the aesthetics though. Nicole spun, and Monica knit Mokume by Jennifer Weissman. Crazy (instrumental) by SilentCrafter https://soundcloud.com/silentcrafterofficial Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0

In this episode of the BAJ Podcast, BAJ talks to jewellery designer, researcher and educator Jim Binnion on his expertise of Mokume Gane, craftsmanship and sharing knowledge.

Chris and Jon look back on 2018 and set course for the year ahead. • Off Hours Episode 23 • The Perfectionists • Joseph Whitworth • British Standard Whitworth • Hexagonal Cannon Smarter Every Day on How to Measure to a millionth of an Inch • U.S. Space & Rocket Center Space Museum in Huntsville, Alabama, a.k.a. Space Town USA • Veritasium on Relativity Derek Mueller takes advantage of an orbital quirk to demonstrate the theory of relativity • A Teenager Explains Relativity Young Hillary Andales breaks down the theory of relativity in a competition winning video • Off Hours Episode 10 Jon & Chris discuss their yearly themes for 2018 • Santa Fe Symposium • Chris’ YouTube Channel Chris relaunched his YouTube channel in 2018 • Graceland Chris will be visiting Elvis Presley's home as a part of this year's speaker tour at the Sante Fe Symposium • Goldsmiths Company Jewellery Materials Congress 2019 • Chris’ Hand Drawn Watch Dial • Teca-Print Makers of industrial pad printing machines • Hajime Pad Printer Hajime Asaoka demonstrating the pad printing machine he built • Off Hours Episode 28 No Longer Mangling Watches • BHI Short Courses Short watch & clock making courses offered by the British Horological Institute • Rams A documentary by Gary Hustwit that Chris & Jon were fortunate to catch an early screening of in 2018 • Cortex Myke & Grey discuss their yearly themes for 2019 • Pierson Workholding • Lean Manufacturing A look at how Pierson employs lean manufacturing techniques in their production • Rexhep Rexhepi An interview with the talented young watchmaker, Rexhep Rexhepi, from SJX • Chris Ploof A specialist in producing Mokume-gane & Damascus • Taig Lathe • Haas • Matsuura • Akrivia • Kari Voutilainen • Apple Watch Series 4 Chris picked up a new watch over the holidays • Link Bracelet

This week, we're discussing custom contemporary wedding bands with the team from Chris Ploof Designs. There's nothing traditional about a ring forged from the 4.5 billion year old Gibeon Meteorite. Ploof also deals in mokume gane and damascus steele (think: Game of Thrones level weaponry). We touch on Mariah Carey's #JusticeForGlitter moment and delve into some jewelry-centric pop culture. Tunes by Submarine Machine. 

Jon and Chris explore the world of mixed metals and the often wood-like grain patterns these materials exhibit. Full visual show notes available at http://offhours.show/ep7 • Vacuum Table Vacuum table Chris uses to remove air while preparing flasks • Gang Tool CNC Video showing the setup of a gang tool Tormach lathe • Chris' Gang Tool Setup A picture of Chris' gang tool lathe setup • Cobalt Drill Bits Chris uses cobalt drill bits when working with nickel silver • Chris Ploof Jeweller who specializes in working with Damascus • Muriatic Acid The acid Chris uses for etching 304 stainless steel • Gun Bluing Gun bluing chemicals leave steel with a blackish-blue surface that aids in inhibiting rust • Simple Green Degreaser To prep metals for etching, Chris cleans them with Simple Green followed by brake cleaner • Brake Cleaner For cleaning steel prior to etching • Mokume-gane A Japanese form of mixed-metal work, that often yields metal with a wood-like appearance • Shibuichi One of the classic copper alloys used in mokume-gane. Traditionally it containts 5% silver. • Shakudo One of the classic copper alloys used in mokume-gane. Traditionally it contains 4-10% gold. • Tantalum A highly inert, blue-grey, metal that has properties similar to platinum • James Binnion Mokume-gane specialist, James Binion • Bob Kramer American knife maker, Bob Kramer • Raw Craft An episode of Anthony Bourdain’s Raw Craft, featuring Bob Kramer • Damascus Pen One of the Damascus pens Chris made • Antique Celluloid Examples of pen blanks made from vintage celluloid • Paul Burberry The Instagram feed of pen restorer, and friend of the show, Paul Burberry • Celluloid Fires Film is not dead—it’s on fire • Silver Halide The light sensitive particles in film • Kamado Joe The grill Chris favours for barbecuing • Nitrile Gloves A handy grilling trick Chris uses is nitrile gloves over masonry gloves to handle meat on the BBQ • Masonry Gloves Masonry gloves like the ones Chris uses as an insulator under the nitrile gloves above

http://www.polymerclaytv.comNew Sculpey Products on Wondrous Wednesday at PolymerClayTVOn today's episode of Polymer Clay TV we share some of the new products from Polyform the makers of Sculpey and Premo clay. They have some awesome new accessories to use for the Mokume Gane technique, for stamping and adding texture to polymer clay. So many cool things to create with. Enjoy!

Today we have an early new episode of Polymer Clay TV as we will be heading out of town to attend the Orlando Clay Fandango tomorrow. They have this really cool thing called a day tripper pass, so if you are in the area and just want to come spend the day at the event and get the retreat experience, come on down, we would love to meet you! We will have a ton of footage to share when we return. You can check out more of Christi Friesen’s work at her website and she will be teaching at the Fandango so I am sure we will have some more footage of her but enjoy the interview! We did an interview with Ann & Karen Mitchell while we were at CHA and we share that in this episode as well as our regular scheduled programming mokume gane demo. Enjoy!