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USA / Vermont - J.Arthur Loose Bladesmithing, Pattern Welding & Jewelry

#1 User is offline   J.Arthur Loose 

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  • Location:Vermonty
  • Interests:Damascus Blades, the Dark Ages, Dark Beer, Dark Forests, Irish Banjo-Bouzouki-Mandola, History, Mythology, Decentralization, Bioregionalism, Heathenry, Brewing, Motorcycling, Dames, Boots, Chains & Booze.

Posted 14 October 2005 - 10:20 AM

J.Arthur Loose
Central Vermont

802 583 1070
(9 AM - 9 PM EST)

www.jloose.com

I hold a BFA in Jewelry & Metalsmithing from Maine College of Art, class of '93, including multiple teaching-assistant positions. Since then I have taught classes at several craft schools & assisted with numerous public demonstrations. I am a full-time jeweler / bladesmith.

I offer one-on-one instruction in bladesmithing, pattern welding & jewelry techniques. Instruction is tailored to your interests & abilities. I offer full days as well as two-hour weekly classes.
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J.Arthur Loose
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#2 User is offline   JM Wands 

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  • Location:Denver
  • Interests:fire and steel and art and dobies and bikes and my boy and my wife

Posted 04 July 2006 - 10:05 PM

From what I can tell, J would be a good choice, (I also couldnt tand to see the last poster every time I came to our forum),,,
jm
Blade

The blade, elegant
Slicing through the sweet, warm breeze
with a precise hit.

Sam Wands (10 years old)




Gold for the merchant, silver for the maid;
Copper for the craftsman, cunning at their trade.
Good! Laughed the baron, sitting in his hall;
But steel---cold steel---shall be master of them all!
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#3 User is offline   Sam Salvati 

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Posted 19 October 2006 - 08:47 AM

Oh Mr Loose, I wish I knew about you when I did my apprenticeship at the Historic blacksmith shop in Grafton 6 months of last year.
A japanese smith was asked "Why does the hamon become so irregular?" and he answered "Please ask steel"
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