ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This week I talked to Lucas De'Angelo, otherwise known as Mann Made in MA and discover the start of his vintage cast iron obsession, and some tips about getting started finding and collecting old machines. We discussed his history with making, and his relatively recent entry into the online maker community.
Check out Lucas on Instagram and YouTube (there's also a TikTok)
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Austin Handel and Catskill Mountain Maker Camp
Photo Credit: Mark Adams
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