Hey JR I like the fact of sharp items, it draws the hands to the piece to just see how sharp they are, makes people want to touch.
Always is a problem and sometimes you just say the heck with it and others you try to design not to inflict pain if person bumps in to it or handles to clean etc.
Never really looked at needing insurance, in my commission contracts I have some clauses that I am not liable. (hey if some kid climbs on your sculpture 10 years from now and it breaks and they get hurt not my fault).
Worse I hate is having to install. Went to put up a piece a while back and it mounted on the wall. Client said I had to install to make sure it hung correctly. So I drilled some 1/2 inch holes in the sheet rock (for the wing type hangers) and she had a fit. I told her you wanted me to install so I am using the largest hangers I can, just an oh from her.
warren
http://www.metalrecipes.com
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Hey JR I like the fact of sharp items, it draws the hands to the piece to just see how sharp they are, makes people want to touch.
Always is a problem and sometimes you just say the heck with it and others you try to design not to inflict pain if person bumps in to it or handles to clean etc.
Never really looked at needing insurance, in my commission contracts I have some clauses that I am not liable. (hey if some kid climbs on your sculpture 10 years from now and it breaks and they get hurt not my fault).
Worse I hate is having to install. Went to put up a piece a while back and it mounted on the wall. Client said I had to install to make sure it hung correctly. So I drilled some 1/2 inch holes in the sheet rock (for the wing type hangers) and she had a fit. I told her you wanted me to install so I am using the largest hangers I can, just an oh from her.
warren
http://www.metalrecipes.com