door handles

Great proportions! Can you post a side view, please. I'm curious how the standoff/collar transistion is handled. I like the veining in the twists, very smooth! Steve Tribett

nice work J.K...Inspirational even !! B)

good job they will work well for some one for years

That is some fine looking work! Very well done!

The standoffs are pcs of 1/2" sqaure chiseled on all 4 sides lengthwise and are 1-3/4" long tig welded to the back of the collars and to the mounting plate. Also, the picture is deceiving - they are both 18" long. Thanks - JK

B)Very slick!

Beautiful!

Great work, very clean

Very nice Jeremy, they would look awesome on a pair of large wooden doors. Are the facets at the ends done by hand or power hammer? I've been thinking about that feature on some wall sconces.

I really like the design and execution. Nice work.

Great job, Jeremy. I'd be proud to display handles like that on any wooden door. Beautiful.

you have a great mastery of the hammer... nice job jk
chuyForja

Great job, Jeremy.

Awesome work Jeremy!!!! B)

love the design and love the quality of the work :) great stuff jk

I 'just' beat u Beth!!LOL

Jeremy,

Nice design of the mounting plates. How did you connect the standf off piece under the collar, weld or brad?

Peter

Hey Just think of all the PULLING they're goin THROUGH!!!.....Quack1,,,,Quack

The symmetry on faceted finials is an eye catcher, pleasing to the eye, the perfect ending.
Thanks for sharing!

WOW !! Those look awesome ! Really nice work

Thank You everyone for your compliments

Ian - the ends are done by hand/treadle hammer, and yes they went on large wood covered refrigerator doors - 6ft wide refrigerator.

Peter - the stand offs are welded to the collar