alexandr

Thanks guys!  Jer, It's not hard work, I do everything myself.  I study information on youtube.  Unfortunately, the war changed many plans.  Started selling on amazon and eBay.  But everything closed in one day.  Looking for new topics.  No time to be bored.

As usual I do several orders at the same time.  A lot of work with Оzon, the Russian analogue of the Amazon.

Another completed work.  Wrought iron railing and canopy over the porch.

As usual, I do several jobs at the same time.

New job. Railing for stairs.

5 hours ago, gewoon ik said:

that or 2 halfs you bolt together

Yes !

These supports are collapsible.

In autumn, I installed supports under the viburnum bush.
Now it looks much better.

Forged supports for standard roses.  Fresh photo from my customer's garden. 

I made supports for hydrangeas and raspberries.
These are regularly ordered.

Made trash cans for a country house.
And as usual, garden supports occupied the entire area in front of the workshop.

17 hours ago, George N. M. said:

but if there is anything I can do to assist you PM me.

Thanks George !

Got some new hives. Transplanted all bee colonies into new "houses". They liked it.

20 hours ago, George N. M. said:

If you ever wanted to immigrate to the US you could easiy make a living supplying the high end homes in places like Vail, Aspen, or Telluride, Colorado, Park City, Utah, or Jackson , Wyoming

A couple of months before the war, I began to negotiate with a customer from Nevada. It was necessary to make several large chandeliers. Almost agreed. But alas...
Russia is becoming an unsuitable territory for normal, thinking people. I am no longer able to open a new business in another country, but I am ready to go to work in another country. Unfortunately, according to the rules of the forum, I cannot comment on what is happening in our country. It's just a bunch of foul language.

Guys, thanks for the kind words about me.

21 hours ago, Frosty said:

It's hard to get a good picture with those light conditions.

Jer !

I don't know about you, we have a serious problem. They steal photos and post them on their websites, passing them off as their own work. Therefore, I post low-quality photos on the Internet. I've been taking photos with my smartphone for the last few years. I can fight plagiarism, the courts consider such cases. But I don't have the time or the inclination to do it. On my site I post stolen pages http://art-metall.ru/?id=144 (Glenn, I'm sorry, remove the link if I broke the rules.) But about 15 years ago I stopped doing this, a useless thing.

Finished 2 projects. Hanger in the hallway and a lantern on the balcony. Unfortunately the photo is bad.

6 hours ago, Frosty said:

What did you put on the bottom of the candlesticks to prevent them from scratching the table?

Hi Jer !

I glued on the felt pads.

Final touch.
Candlesticks took their place on the table in the gazebo.

Jer !

A few years ago, there were 17 bee colonies in the apiary. Then there was a big break. Now I plan 10-12 bee colonies. With age, I will forge less, perhaps there will be 25-20 hives. I have a very good place for honey collection.

21 hours ago, Frosty said:

I was wondering how many years a wooden bee hives last. It just now occurred to me you would need new hives when one swarms or to prevent it. 

I ordered a few more new hives, they should be sent by the end of the week. I made wooden beehives over 20 years ago.

19 hours ago, Frosty said:

How long do hives last?

Hi Jer! 

Couldn't translate.)) 

Как долго длится крапивница?

Saturday.  Back at work)) 

Transplanting bees to new hives.

Today I made 2 candlesticks in a day.

3.5 hours and I'm already at home.  At sea today +30 C, in St. Petersburg - 1.