My new fishing net. Free old beat up tennis racket a new 14 inch rubber net replacement and a handful of cable ties total investment of about 17 bucks
In reply to pilotbraden :
You're a genius! Nice work.
In reply to pilotbraden :
You're a genius! Nice work.
In reply to pilotbraden :
You're a genius! Nice work.
My CF hood. First fully-functional large CF panel. Kinda ugly, but it weighs 6lb lol.
I have several more CF things in the works (roof, doors, seats, etc).
Not so much made, but put together. Now to learn me coding.
Keeps the tools out of the hands of children, but my wife would complain.
This is a long term project I'm just now finishing up. Hand forged steel stand and a copper sphere made from 0.040" copper sheet. Sphere is 18" in diameter and I have no idea what the overall height is.
After I finish sand it to 400 grit it goes to another artist that will paint a globe on the copper and use an etching/engraving technique to etch through the paint into the copper with scientific data about climate and surface temperatures in her signature style called "Numberism".
And a sample of the work at Sienna Art Studios
I'm really excited to see what the final product looks like.
A rolling workbench for various tools that I didn't have room to mount elsewhere. It's functional if not pretty.
The side shelves fold down; they and the drawers are repurposed parts of wine cases. The casters can be folded up so it sits on the legs for stability. Probably need to make some cutouts to make it a bit easier to open the drawers.
Another C8 Corvette rollcage. Fully removeable and fits with the stock dash and trim. The owner bought a pair of door panels and we removed the lower section for doorbar fitment. He also bought a dash cap that I cut around the a-pillar bars. This one took some additional time but was well worth the effort.
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