Crafty Basterds -- The Stuff I made thread

Started by triangleforge, January 18, 2010, 08:08:14 AM

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triangleforge

Do you like to work in metal, wood, ceramics, paint or some medium that would blow my little mind? If you've made something that makes you smile, I'd really like to see it! This is a place to put pictures & descriptions of your handiwork that doesn't necessarily ride on two wheels.

I don't have digital versions of a lot of my old blacksmithing or knifemaking work, but here's my offering to kick this off. A heron feather in steel:



and the thing i nearly finished yesterday that got me thinking about starting this thread; a 2' x 4' welding table with steel plate on one side & slate on the other.





By hammer and hand all arts do stand.
2000 Cagiva Gran Canyon

WarrenJ

#1


Forged from 1080 and differentially heat treated.  I get them to this point and then loose interest in finishing out handles. 
This isn't a dress rehearsal for life - this is it!

Speedbag

I made functional rockets out of old beer cans once.  [thumbsup]
I tend to regard most of humanity as little more than walking talking dilated sphincters. - Rat

WarrenJ

Beer Can Rockets - more fun, less frustrating than pounding steel into shapes it doesn't want to be in - plus the beer and the green recycling angle - COOL!
This isn't a dress rehearsal for life - this is it!

Duck-Stew

Quote from: triangleforge on January 18, 2010, 08:08:14 AM
-snip-  This is a place to put pictures & descriptions of your handiwork that doesn't necessarily ride on two wheels.  -snip-

DISCRIMINATION!!!  >:(




[cheeky] )
Bike-less Portuguese immigrant enjoying life.

MonsterMan1036

#5
Here is a little something from awhile back.



Alex Ortner 1036CS
1036 Foggy Monster (sold)
Commonwealth 848 track bike
1199 Tri

teddy037.2

I'm not allowed to photograph or discuss the things I make

WarrenJ

I tried setting an emerald into a stock setting once - what a mess.  Anyone that can work with that kind of precision and scale has my respect.
This isn't a dress rehearsal for life - this is it!

MonsterMan1036

Quote from: WarrenJ on January 18, 2010, 09:36:38 AM
I tried setting an emerald into a stock setting once - what a mess.  Anyone that can work with that kind of precision and scale has my respect.

How many pieces did you end up with? [laugh]
Alex Ortner 1036CS
1036 Foggy Monster (sold)
Commonwealth 848 track bike
1199 Tri

triangleforge

Quote from: Duck-Stew on January 18, 2010, 09:26:02 AM
DISCRIMINATION!!!  >:(

[cheeky] )

I said not necessarily -- and the stuff you make usually deserves a thread all to itself!   [thumbsup]
By hammer and hand all arts do stand.
2000 Cagiva Gran Canyon

Duck-Stew

I'm just funnin' around.  Besides, there's enough of my handiwork here already.   [thumbsup]
Bike-less Portuguese immigrant enjoying life.

red baron

Quote from: WarrenJ on January 18, 2010, 08:50:25 AM


Forged from 1080 and differentially heat treated.  I get them to this point and then loose interest in finishing out handles. 

Send them to me I'll finish them.


Luvs me some micarta. [thumbsup]
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ducatiz

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Vindingo

Wood

This is one of the last projects I built before going back to school (it was for a DMF member)  




This was a proto-type I built in school for a computer desk


Vindingo

Concrete

A concrete sculpture





concrete countertops