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Here's mine. If all goes well it'll be up in a couple of days. I've got the sign ready to go from a local vinyl letter/ sign guy. Paint's drying,  permits are secured, utility locators have been called, all it needs is stuck in the ground.Brian LeonardAppalachian Ironworks L.L.C.434 Long Branch Rd, Marshall, NC 28753828 649 9966828 702 [email protected]
Reply:Fantastic scroll work, I like the design you used to join them together, looks great. Did you use a scroll bender or a different method?Gordhttp://gordsgarage.wordpress.com/
Reply:Originally Posted by gordsgarageFantastic scroll work, I like the design you used to join them together, looks great. Did you use a scroll bender or a different method?Gord
Reply:Nice sign post.I stuffed this sign in the ground today. It is made from .250 plate and 4x4x.375" box tube.BTW that is the USS Lexington in the back ground, 2nd most Decorated ship of WWII in the Pacific. I cut my teeth welding on her.
Reply:I'll bet you could do one helluva chandelier. Here in the Scottsdale, Arizona area folks pay top dollar for chandeliers with scroll work like that. Doors go for bucks too. There was a house in Pinnacle Peak that had a cathedral style double door fabbed by a friends father and the invoice was just over 20 k. That was 15 years ago. With talents like yours you could make a mint doing custom work in the southwest, if we ever recover from the slump we are in.
Reply:Originally Posted by allfluxedupI'll bet you could do one helluva chandelier. Here in the Scottsdale, Arizona area folks pay top dollar for chandeliers with scroll work like that. Doors go for bucks too. There was a house in Pinnacle Peak that had a cathedral style double door fabbed by a friends father and the invoice was just over 20 k. That was 15 years ago. With talents like yours you could make a mint doing custom work in the southwest, if we ever recover from the slump we are in.
Reply:Nice sign. Here's another. Seems like you were asking for more? 15,000 volts worth...
Reply:Originally Posted by ncfhNice sign. Here's another. Seems like you were asking for more? 15,000 volts worth...
Reply:Originally Posted by app-ironworksllcAnother reason I like to do them by hand is so they don't have the straight end on the fishtails. Most people would probably never notice but myself and anyone who knows anything about blacksmithing would.
Reply:Originally Posted by ncfhNice sign. Here's another. Seems like you were asking for more? 15,000 volts worth...
Reply:Great work on the sign so far. Look forward to seeing it completed! Going to have to head out west sometime and see you in action.Best wishes,Tom
Reply:Great work on the sign so far. Look forward to seeing it completed! Going to have to head out west sometime and see you in action.Best wishes,Tom
Reply:Man looks great. I need to get off my behind and get a sign on my shop over here.
Reply:Originally Posted by app-ironworksllc...... rolled down her window and hollered, "looks good." I told my wife about it and she said I should have replied, "Thanks, I just lost 20 pounds." (Why didn't I think of that.)
Reply:BrianThe heat and beat stuff looks great, no comparison to store bought decorative stuff.PeterEquipment:2  old paws2  eyes (that don't look so good)1  bad back
Reply:Now that is a work of art.Great placement too. right at that stop sign