Photo - Cut BrooklynIn today’s world of machine-made and mass-produced goods, it’s easy to think that just about nothing is made by hand anymore. Machines spit out parts, robots grab and assemble them, and many human beings are more like IT managers and less like true craftspeople. Heck, even adult beverages are cranked out thousands of gallons a day by a sea of automated stainless steel contraptions. In this golden age of outsourcing and efficiency, a few weathered die-hards and a stubborn new breed make things the old-fashioned way: by hand. And, in a fascinating blend of modern technology, DIY gumption and blossoming skills, an army of garage tinkerers and shop-based “makers” show promise as the next generation of craftspeople we’ll admire the work of. A couple weeks ago a friend and HomeFixated reader turned us onto several videos that highlight some amazing work still being done by hand. Read on for some amazing video of a guitar maker, a knife maker, a window maker, and yes, even a distiller. Read More