What have you made/created today?

Is that the front door? Is it 10' tall, or not 36" wide?

The proportions look WAY off.

 

9' door

 

Thank you!!!

 

wow those look complicated/amazing! Ill have to get an idea of what we want, ill get some measurements next time we go check on the place

 

Is it 36" wide?

 

Pretty sure its 36" at least

 

Could be the angle of the pic too, not really a straight level shot

 

Brother, I just want to make sure you can get the couch in the door.

I went to war with my builder, who tried to give me a 32" back door.

 

thanks,
Ill check it next trip out there...yeah some thing its been a small battle trying to get them to change things.

 

I could not keep the dog from licking the grease tray on the grill so I slapped together some doors from crap I had laying around. Not perfect, but the grill is 15 yrs old. I added some slats on the back to prevent the rear entry Also took HD aluminum foil and glued to the backs of the doors. Seasoned 3 cast iron pans yesterday, and the doors didn't catch fire

 

Painted up this little cat in ramen; it didn't come out the way I wanted it to, but I think I'm going to try to digitize it. It'll be my first try at digital art. The ultimate goal is to make it into a sticker.

 

These would be popular

 

Kind of recreated these today, again. Tried yesterday, but didn't like the results. They were headed to the scrap yard when I rescued them. I really just took care of the cooking surface and bottoms for now, but they could use a sand or bead blast. I believe they are Chicago Hardway Foundry, except the Cabela's one in the upper right. I had that, and decided to clean and re-season since I was doing the others.

 

Yeah, suncatchers are a good way to generate profit as far as craft fairs go and such, but I wouldn't do one with this many pieces unless I had scrap to use; each piece is a lot of extra labor, and people are going to expect to pay the same for every size, so it's good to keep them simple so you an make an adequate amount of money for your time. Or, at least, if you use a lot of pieces, something that doesn't have to be fitted absolutely perfectly like the little feathers on the wings there. To get super thin solder lines like that they'd have to be fit perfect, which is a lot more time at the grinder. This sunflower for instance has lots of pieces, but they didn't have to fit like a glove to come together. This is an earlier piece I made with some scrap

 

So I came up with a yt collaboration and here is a video I did for another guys channel.
https://youtu.be/_OSGIuN2mqc

 

Finished my Devin Townsend portrait. I photograph a lot of my work for my website but this one did NOT photograph well, haha. Definitely going to have to pull out the scanner for this one

 

Thats great!

 

Good lord!

 

Thank you! Tagged the dude in it on Instagram, might try to message him the photo in like a month idk. I'd love to send it to him but I'd hate to bother.

 

Not really art, but I did create it. My shop walls looked like this 2 years ago. Pardon the mess.

I used some old privacy fence and rusted metal that was given to me, threw some signs, license plates and antlers up there, ripped out the ceiling insulation...and I think I'm pretty much done. Unless I get really bored. Again, pardon the mess.