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fabricationSparkless Blades
Bob Wilkerson -
Friday, August 14, 2009 - 12:45pm
fabrication Can anyone give me their experience and recommedation on sparkless blades for chop saws. I'm a bit frustrated with both the quality of cuts and "mess" from the standard blades. Thanks!! This Idea Shall Too Evolve by David Barnhill 2008
David Barnhill -
Monday, April 20, 2009 - 2:08am
brass | bronze | Bronze Gravity Casting | Centrifugal Casting | ceramic shell | chasing | fabrication | Magnification | magnifying glass | patina | repousse | sterling silver Ok, here is another project that I have been meaning to add to the page for quite some time. I am currently working on 4 more- all different, and some that are much more complex. It was based off of one of my sketches, but I will have to go digging for it. New bronze and steel sculpture
GeorgeMummert -
Friday, January 2, 2009 - 3:10pm
Casting | Fabrication | Welding bronze | fabrication | lost wax casting | sculpture | steel Here is the latest in casting and fabrication for my own personal work. The base is fabricated plate weathering steel and the sculpture itself is cast and fabricated from silicon bronze. cast and fabricated sculpture of bronze and steel
GeorgeMummert -
Friday, January 2, 2009 - 3:05pm
Casting | Fabrication | Welding Sculpture Gallery | bronze | cast | fabrication | sculpture | steel Latest work 69 inches high by 42 wide. The base is fabricated from plate weathering steel. The sculpture is cast and fabricated silicon bronze. It is a design concept for a fountain. The sculpture is part of an on going series which explores natural earth processes such as erosion and tectonics. Some of the series is 2d, though most of the series is sculpture in bronze, steel, wood and plaster. » read more | 2 comments Fish rail
major hurdle -
Saturday, November 1, 2008 - 10:30pm
Architectural Gallery | fabrication | railing I am new to this site and just getting the hang of things here... This is a rail I built a few years ago. Galvanized steel salmon. I painted the fish in the background to add depth and did the same on the reverse... » read more | 6 comments Idyllwild workshop "METALS WEEK"
Fred Zweig -
Tuesday, June 17, 2008 - 2:52pm
Jewelry brooch | fabrication | sterling silver | workshop I leave the Arizona heat for the cooler climate of the San Bernadino Mountains to teach a weeklong workshop at the Idyllwild Art Academy. An exhibit of the work of the istructors will be held at the Parks Exhibition Center and I will be presenting 6 brooches for the show. I am in a panic mode preparing for the class and know it will be a wonderful experience for all who participate. aluminum fabrication
todosomething -
Sunday, April 20, 2008 - 9:51pm
Welding aluminum | fabrication | trellis Hey out there. I am a new member here. I have a small company who contracts to fabricate furniture mostly, but other projects as well. I am in desperate need of a really awesome aluminum fabrication shop or expert aluminum welder to help me complete a project. Anyone interested or know a good shop or welder? Suggestions for making threads on a sterling bottle
Gavaksa -
Tuesday, March 4, 2008 - 8:39am
fabrication | repousse-chasing | whitesmithing I'm looking at making a small sterling bottle and I want to put a screw cap on it like flask. Unfortunately, I have NO IDEA how to even begin to make the threads on the bottle, no less the cap. Basically, I'm making an oil bottle and need to be able to screw the lid down to engage the gasket. I've run over a couple of ideas in my mind about how I might go about this, but none of them seem a good way to go. Threaded sterling perfume bottle
Gavaksa -
Tuesday, March 4, 2008 - 8:38am
fabrication | repousse-chasing | whitesmithing
Cone Bender
Rick Crawford -
Wednesday, July 4, 2007 - 9:53am
fabrication | Sheet metal | Sheet metal working This is a concept of a less than $10.00 cone bender that could concievably bump-bend a cone. A couple of simple sticks of flat bar with another one bolted loosely between. Depending on the space between at each end, you could make a fine cone with light sheet metal with this. |
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