hey all. i've only been at this metal art thing for about 2 months now. but i'm sure having lots of fun. i made this last night. what y'all think?
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hey all. i've only been at this metal art thing for about 2 months now. but i'm sure having lots of fun. i made this last night. what y'all think?
Real cute...there's no limit to what you can do with horseshoe nails.![]()
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I like it, Tigster! Those would make neat Business gifts for suppliers, etc. that you deal with regularly. I've gotten a lot of mileage out of a few trinkets I've handed out to folks I get scrap from for my artsy stuff.![]()
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excellant use of the re-bar
Nice work and it's cute!
556man
Nice work Tigster ... glue a little piece of granite to his feet to make him stable and he will look nice..
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I think you have created an interesting piece. You should do another one. A pair would nice. You are off to a great start.
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Nice Work Tigster
Phil
just an idea here....but put it on a base and make a way to hold business cards and you have a sellable item...in the business gift vein
yes! i was thinking of the idea of a base, too. i could suspend them above the surface of the base, at different angles, and so forth. i think i will wait till next spring, when i plan on getting a plasma cutter, so i can cut neat and interesting shape bases. thanks for all the input!
p.s.: i actually like to draw and also do oil paintings. so this is another outlet for me. it sure is fun.
Nice,
Simple and good looking.
Robert
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Functional Stuff is painted, my art rusts.
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Tigster - what size filler rod did you use for the legs? I shamelessly tried to copy yours (hey - I'm no artist - but I can do crafts) but I found it pretty hard to make legs from the 1/16" Tig rod I had. When I finally got a pair done to my satisfaction - they were not stiff enough to keep the little guy upright.
Now he's sitting legless![]()
hey big eddy. first time someone's tried to copy me, i feel honored! the legs and toes are made from 1/8 tig filler rod. post a pic when it's completed...
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milwaukee 12 amp 4.5" angle grinder
Rigid chop saw
Rigid 3" drill press
4 X 6 horizontal band saw
porter cable 1410 dry cut saw
milwaukee 8" metal cutting circular saw
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O/A setup
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He's lying on his side right now - the Gecko's got him. I'll finish him off and post him when I get a chance. These were done for the charity auction at work - will see what they go for tomorrow.
Robert
Snap-on (Century) 110 Mig
Ridgid Chop Saw
Makita 4" Grinder
Quite a collection of scrap
Functional Stuff is painted, my art rusts.
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Nice ,a lot of people make cars and motocycles and sell them in craft markets in the uk,for 10$ or more.