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John, you have any steam hammers tucked away in that little shop? BTW the clutch is amazing! I want to know how you tested it though :blink:
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Killer Kustom, keep them coming! I like the texture and smooth surfaces together, organic and armor-ish.
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Grand work Mr Dillon!
Have you coated it with some clear sealer? Or will its weather?
Just wax, this one will probably live inside.
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I appreciate all the comments, I think you nailed it Jerry. I have been ornamenting most of my career, sculpture is no different. I am trying to bring a bit of worth to public sculpture which I think has been lost in many pieces today. In the end I am trying to inspire and be inspired...
Thanks again,
Michael
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Nice score, the smallest motor pulley on the Bradley was 5"
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Thanks! To give you an idea of scale the base is the 2" x 10" I was forging in the steam hammer thread. A sculpture built from this model would be 9' tall and would also move, perhaps on a babbitt bearing. After Aileron I have been searching for a better scale to build my work, I think just over human scale will bring more intimacy and would better allow opportunity to explore surface deformation with the tools I have. Ouroboros was inspired by this model I had made of a figure, which seems to be in an embrace and a departure. This ambiguity of the direction of its flight really intrigues me, is Ouroboros looping in or looping out?
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A place to sit a reflect is a great way for the memory not to be lost. I would have rather seen the leaves on the back instead the seat (nitpick). A very large piece for your modest shop, well done.
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Nice work Mac, your shop is sooo clean too :P
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Not sure what happen Ric, I did get the info though. I'm sure you will be pleased when you get it up and running Tim.
Thanks
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Meeting this Saturday in Mountain Park, GA. The cooler weather is coming!
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Thanks Phil, I have found shingling tongs to be my choice more often the more I forge under these hammers. The range of width, the amount of grip and leverage is extremely beneficial. I havn't heard the term shingling before, is that a process of rolling the material?
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Frank, less is more when forging these suckers, simplify your process as much as possible (notice the facets on mine). I use mild tooling for the eyes and they are not round, a slightly squash ball gives them a more sinister look. I cut the mouth past halfway, this opens it up enough to chisel the teeth after which I close up with the skull on end under the hammer. Keep up the good work!
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Thanks Matt, it will certainly look good beside the Nazel, I'm glad you are going ahead with a new foundation. Did you get the large key that holds the anvil into the frame?
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Nice job Frank, the more you make the easier to get the proportions right. Shoot for more forehead and deeper mouth, I have also found making up a tool to do both eyes at once helps.
I recently purchased a 6' bar of 2" round bronze for a sculpture competition :ph34r: I couldn't resist.
This one is around #30, a 2-1/2 pounder.
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Hey Matt,
Just curious of the measurements and weight of the sow if you get a chance.
Thanks,
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Just went over my notes, the bottom of anvil is 12" below concrete floor and the frame is on 8-1/2" of wood. Add a cushion and you'll be over 20" of wood under the frame, may get a bit sketchy?
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Nice score! You have quite a nice collection you can stop anytime :rolleyes:
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