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kustomsteel

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  1. kustomsteel

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    beginning of axe. chunk of 1/2" square welded to 1/4" round
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    initial forging
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    weld added to build up areas
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    refined axe
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    hands wrapped around axe
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    needs a little more work to blend into the axe head, then gun blue and lacquer. I also end up changing the base.
  7. Nope, it's all fabricated steel- i'll try to get some process photos up
  8. He's in the hands of a friend who actually bore quite a resemblance to him when he sported the same beard.
  9. I appreciate the comments! I'll have to post some pics of a rat fink holding a hot rod/ Von Dutch inspired knife I made years ago.(gotta re-size them first)
  10. Thanks CG, I have about 42 process photos of this piece, I may have to wait for the wife to assist on this one... I'll tell her your suggestion!
  11. Thanks! I have a bunch of process photos from beginning to end but I'm having a hard time navigating putting them in an album, hopefully I'll have those pics up soon!
  12. This piece is about 16" tall- started with a hollow steel ball and added various size round bar- and lot's of welding and grinding. I had a real hard time posting this- was the pic huge when you opened it?
  13. This sculpture is made from a hollow steel ball, various diameters of round bar, an old axe head, a little forging and a lot of welding and grinding. The base is a piece of original decking from the Constellation which is docked in Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
  14. Fabricated steel and wood sculpture
  15. I made the leg components on the lathe then welded them together.
  16. This sculpture was commissioned by the Baltimore Ravens football team as a gift to the outgoing owner. I started with one of the existing logos, which is a side view of the bird head, and then envisioned the rest of the body.
  17. Hi Brutal, thanks for the comments,after art school I worked in a bronze sculpture foundry in Baltimore for about 6 1/2 years. I've been in business for myself for about 13 years. Are there any pics of your work?

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