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WATCH Stone Masons Create a Millstone by Hand in 1966!

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hand in 1966. This mesmerizing footage takes you back in time to an era where craftsmanship and attention to detail were paramount. Watch in awe as these masters of their craft carefully shape and polish the stone, transforming it into a functional work of art. From the initial block of stone to the finished product, every stage of the process is a testament to the ingenuity and skill of these artisans. Get ready to be inspired by the beauty and craftsmanship of traditional stone carving.

 
1966? Looks more like 1936. Did you notice the age of those men? There were some
amazing craftsmen back then, but I fear those skills will be lost in today's world.
 
If you liked the above, here is an entire playlist of stonemasons doing their work. If you are into stonemasonry, or sacred geometry, this channel is fantastic. I highly recommend. His channel is on youtube. Sacred Geometry Decoded.
 
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Yea I Think most Mills were on their Last Legs in the 1920.s/30's
If I remember Right the Receipt books at my Grandmothers (3rd Husbands) Mill were Set to Expire in the 20's
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The Dates were set up 192 so they either the Receipt printer Must have either Thought the Mills would End By then Or wanted a New Order of Books by the 30's from the mill :tongue3:
Yep , Somewheere in the 20's

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I Wonder How Long the Mill stones Lifespan was:

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The lifespan of a millstone can vary, but a well-maintained natural stone millstone can last for decades, potentially even 30-40 years with proper care and resharpening. Some manufacturers offer guarantees for up to 24 years.
 
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