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A client wanted a custom asymmetrical curtain rail made with matching brackets, he works for an architect and so deals with houses and design and had ideas formed about what he wanted.
As he doesn't have space for a finial both ends he opted for an asymmetrical design, it has a tapered scroll one end and a plain straight taper at the other.
He wanted the brackets to look like they had been punched by the rail.
He also quite fancied having it as a single solid piece, no collar-attached finials. This provided me with some challenge while working the steel.

This is the result:

railfinialbracket.jpg

railbracket.jpg

railbrackets-1.jpg

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Looks like just what he asked for and a nice job of it. I'm thinking you'll be asked for more such items.

Good on ya.

Frosty the Lucky.

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Looks like just what he asked for and a nice job of it. I'm thinking you'll be asked for more such items. Good on ya. Frosty the Lucky.


Thanks for that, and i really hope so. Glad to see my hand made items getting out there (made a few bits for family already)
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Green,

Nice job...I hope the client is pleased.

The symetry and balance works well in the condensed shape. (form and function) More often than not, the toughest task is making the complex seem simple. You did that well. Congrats.

Peter

Peter

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