Author Topic: Oak Garden Sculpture with three parts that will spin in the wind.Good for here i  (Read 4057 times)

Offline GBF

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I have just started creating a Garden Sculpture that will have three spirals that spin in the wind this is a WIP for anybody that is interested
I have not got the time to Finnish it in one go to many other commitments.
Please have a look on my Blog this Link will take you there http://wwwartistry-in-wood.blogspot.com/

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« Last Edit: August 03, 2019, 10:14:25 PM by GBF »
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Offline bodrighywood

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Love seeing you do something than bowls with coloured rims George. Having seen what you are capable of it is good to see you 'breaking out'

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I have always done different things Pete it is just that I have never shown it all.
Did you look at the Blog and did it make sense to you .Not easy to write and make it make sense

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That's what I mean George, I have seen some of your other work and it is good to see you showing it lately. Yes I looked at the blog and it made sense to me.,Be inerested to see the final result. Has Ali had input to this as it smacks of her ideas LOL.

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No it is all my own work Pete LOL

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Just done some more on my latest garden sculpture if you want to see latest updates go to my Blog https://wwwartistry-in-wood.blogspot.com/

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Interesting been following and look forward to the end project

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Thank you Derek I have to find time between other things.
I like doing WIP's as long as people look at them because the writing up and taking pic does to quite a bit of time

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Thank you Derek I have to find time between other things.
I like doing WIP's as long as people look at them because the writing up and taking pic does to quite a bit of time

Regards George

And don't I know it as I do WIP's on some of my projects occasionally for the Woodworker magazine but sometimes for people to see how I did something.

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George, I don't know if yours is, and a chainsaw blade at high speed is never going to feel safe!

But there are some soft start angle grinders around these days, I know I was always very wary of routers until I upgraded to soft start ones.

Perhaps it is an excuse to go tool shopping  ;)
TT, AKA Pete, but that name is taken :-)

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That is it finally finished it has been a lot of work but I think the end result is worth the effort.
The completed WIP is now on my Blog if you would like to see how this was made.
http://wwwartistry-in-wood.blogspot.com/

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I held off commenting until I could see the finished article. I wish I was that imaginative. It is a most unusual piece. If I happened across this in a park it would definitely make me stop and study it - which I suppose is the mark of a good piece of art or sculpture. Will this remain in your own garden or will it go for sale?

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Another triumph George, thanks for taking the time to document the construction.
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If somebody wanted to buy it Mike I would sell it but quite honestly I like it in our garden.
The trouble is people dont want to pay for the time it takes to make it

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Another triumph George, thanks for taking the time to document the construction.

Thank you I am happy to do WIP's if people take the trouble to read them.
I have a stat counter on my Website and Blog so I know how many look and where they come from but it makes it more worthwhile if they comment and I dont mind if people dont like what I make. I dont expect everybody to like everything.

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