Custom metalwork

 Examples of custom metalwork for restaurant clients in various stages.

Be on the lookout for photos of the finished pieces installed.

The iron gate-in or out

Gate

Well it's been a very busy few months and I am not the best photographer but trying to catch up on what I have been doing. Here is a project gate that I completed to be used in the home as a puppy gate.

Art in wood and iron

I combined wood and iron together to create my art piece "Iron Roses" to showcase the two mediums.

This is an area of welding and woodworking that I really enjoy! This 16 " high iron and wood art piece was juried into the Franklin County Arts Council art exhibit and can be seen Nov 17-Jan 2 at the FCAC building at 106 Justice St in Louisburg, NC.

It is one of a kind and for sale for only $125.00!

Watching my creations come to life with GEO PIRATES

The client I fabricated the swords for (see last post) sent me the link to the results and seeing my polished steel swords come to life in their kid's program is very cool. 

Take a look at the GEO PIRATES!

home page

These swords I made are easy to see

Sword fabrication

I get to make some pretty cool stuff and recently I was asked to hand fabricate 6 swords for a productions video. Polishing steel takes some serious elbow grease but the end results were pretty amazing. More photos coming. The leather for the grips was added by the customer.

The functionality of gates

Gates are everywhere and nothing is more functional that a traditional steel gate! Here is a picture of a gate I made for a warehouse. 

It's 20 ft wide, re-greasable hinges, and all parts were powder coated. Sturdy and solid metal  welding work. 

Keep an eye out for some upcoming fun stuff-the prop swords I just fabricated for a company!

Jack of all Trades

Steve Filarsky and Billy Pace

So here I am helping Franklin County Art Council Board member Steve Filarsky

hang the first quilt block for Franklin County.

This location is at the FCAC art building at 106 Justice St in Louisburg, NC.

Only one drill!

It's 4' x 4' and made on special MDO signboard with 2 x 4 bracing all around. I think we'll need a bucket truck to hang the 8' x 8' ones!

Pretty cool-this is the first Quilt Trail east of the NC mountains and they hope to expand out.

Jack of all trades-nice to be able to offer help.