Mark Dahl Video: Bit and Spur Maker (Ranch Handcraft)

westernfolklife... The making of handcrafted gear has flourished over the past two decades, with makers experimenting with new materials, techniques and designs, and adding their personal stamp to a long legacy of traditional artistry. We introduce you to Mark Dahl, bit and spurmaker. Learn a bit about the skills, ingenuity and perserverance that goes into making a "good hand," in this Art of Gearmaking video from our Back At The Ranch exhibition. Length: 5:10

[@gregponder8332]

Wonderful work... absolutely beautiful.

[@MrSanteeclaus]

What a great short video on how it is done. I love the work you have done. I hope in the future others will carry on the tradition

[@elganharborne2573]

as amazing as that is its not going to beat his homemade ban saw

[@dmarker21]

Great work. I would have liked to see some more shots of the finished piece at the end.

[@camillalaursen249]

Beautiful handcraft

[@stevecarvalho1364]

OUTSTANDING!

[@cidcampeador1952]

BRAVO ! ! ! !

[@CarlosGonzalez-zp7gn]

My hats off to you. Great work! Thank you for your work and keeping the tradition alive. Do you teach this art?

[@remedyfarm]

Sweet.

[@blainestockwell6957]

I like your method of silver inlay. I've been searching liquid or molten silver pours, but this is the closest I've come. Do you need flux when you use this method? It seems like a lot or most the old spades were poured inlays, I like the look of it. Can you give me some more info, or lead me in the right direction for molten silver inlays. Thank you, Blaine.

[@andrius37]

helow can you make a shots about your saw

[@MrZebag]

loke it