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WATCH Stone Carvers Create a Grindstone by Hand in 1966!

Rock to Grindstone: Carving a Massive Grindstone from Rock by Hand Description: Before the age of factories and synthetic abrasives, the industrial world relied on one essential tool: the natural grindstone. In this episode of Archival Craft, we descend into the Chr. Hort Sandstone Quarry to witness the forgotten process of harvesting, splitting, and carving massive stone wheels by hand. Watch as master quarrymen transform a raw, immovable block of the earth into a precision tool using only iron picks, wedges, and generations of knowledge. This is not just stone carving; it is the engineering foundation of the 19th and early 20th centuries. From the initial "breaking out" of the rock face to the delicate final shaping of the wheel, this footage captures a level of manual skill and physical endurance that has all but vanished from the modern world. If you enjoy seeing how things were made before electricity, sawmills, and CNC machines, make sure to subscribe for more lost trades and archival footage. Original source material: Neidenbach 1971 Gabriel Simons, Das LVR-Institut für Landeskunde und Regionalgeschichte. CC 4.0. Herstellen eines Schleifsteins in der Sandsteingrube Chr. Hort / @alltagskulturenimrheinland -------------------- Legal Note: Archival Craft operates as an educational archive. All footage is sourced from Public Domain archives or used under Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) licenses with full credit to original institutions.