No, don't know Paul Mason but most of my work has been in Picardie in France over the last 10 yrs for a local Chateau. My friend and mentor in the UK is Ernie Michael in Epping.
David.
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No, don't know Paul Mason but most of my work has been in Picardie in France over the last 10 yrs for a local Chateau. My friend and mentor in the UK is Ernie Michael in Epping.
David.
Last edited by Ruedeleglise; 13-02-2016 at 11:17 PM.
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Both great pieces. As for where and how to progress.. it's all about what inspires you, your imagination and what you'd like to learn really.
Nick
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At least I am now allowed to use a bit of silver! This is turning out to be great fun, learning to dome, texture, use different melting point silver solder etc. I am looking forward to being able to go regularly to "File and Forge" once I have moved back to the UK. But it is fun to just take an hour or so and play about doing a bit of homework as a lot of my tools in horology are interchangeable. I have only had to buy a mandrel so far and oh yes, a bench peg.
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