Shutter job 760 pieces later

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All right Nathan, here is the end result of my little shutter project. I ended up cutting the basic shapes by hand with a plasma torch, and then hammering them out(by hand) to size, final shape and texture. The pieces were then welded together. I just sent it off to get blasted and powder coated so I'll try to post pictures of the installed shutters later. I've included picts from throughout the process.

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 This is my first pair of tongs I've made.  The tongs I had bought were too bulky for the small pieces I was working with and I kept burning my hands reaching into the forge.  I angle the end so my hands could stay to the side of the furnace while I was grtongs: This is my first pair of tongs I've made. The tongs I had bought were too bulky for the small pieces I was working with and I kept burning my hands reaching into the forge. I angle the end so my hands could stay to the side of the furnace while I was gr


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