Professional metal stitching / Framebuilding Appreciation

Here is a 2 part video of a school that runs a framebuilding course as a part of design and technology class. I wish this was around when I was at school.
I think the teacher is they guy behind Moss bikes. As the final frame was branded as such.
The interesting bit is that the school had a 3d printer so that bespoke prototype lugs could be printed and sent of for casting.
Anyone know a frame builder that does this? Tom at demon cuts his own bespoke lugs by hand.
https://youtu.be/sumJ6iTH_mY

Victoire

Moustache

Zukas before and after

This thread made me flip through the 'Friday Night Lights' threads on velocipedesalon again. Currently at 78, only 330 or so to go...

Feel free to repost the best ones :)

Engin

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Carl Strong in titanium and steel

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Llewellyn

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Zanconato, because he prefered a bolt instead of a binder...

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Kirk, nothing fancy but so clean

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What The Fork, couple of 'em by Zanconato

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Eric Estlund, Winter Bikes

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Dave Anderson

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Nice picture dump, thanks.

Matthew Sowter

August Bikes

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So pretty!

Kinda weird but... Tonic Fabrication

Victoire Tri bike

Another bike, prettiest seat cluster...ever!

Yamaguchi Proto X-77 & X-86

That seatcluster is a b#tch the file 😳 Pretty though.

Is there not porosity/pinholes in pretty much every single braze you posted there?

Anymore pics of the first one?

Yamaguchi really doesn't like ti have variation in stem height. It would ruin the line in the top one.
Also 2nd on I don't understand the point of the double chain stay.