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| mattinker:
I'm getting really behind on posting my videos, lots to edit, just very overworked! At the moment I'm working on a feature film, making all the "iron work" and some more for a film set in the 1830ies. here is a brief extract of the many things I have to do! I don't think Elf and safety would approve! More coming later, regards, Matthew |
| Elapid:
Sounds very interesting but I have no idea what you are making, would you explain a little more? Thanks! |
| mattinker:
Well, it's the hub from a waterwheel that built for a feature film that is being shot just outside Paris at the moment. I made the metal parts, I also made a drive with an electric motor to make it look as though it actually works! Sorry I've been a bit too busy to post any more videos about this. All the best, Matthew |
| fcylinderrules:
luckily here in France there's plenty of cheap Oak eh...!!!!!!!!!!!!..... I'm in the SW, 40 mins from Bordeaux and a have an interest in water wheels.......... further pic's would be nice .....any other stuff......?..... had a good friend that was a carpenter on the Harry Potter set......... fourcylinders rule but only from the 30"s.......... |
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