GREAT DIY ART USING SCRAP METAL

I started a career in residential remodeling almost 20 years ago. One of my favorite things to do at the end of every project is to make pieces of art with the leftover materials. I usually utilize copper wire, nuts, bolts, copper tubing etc. in my creations and will gift them to family members and friends for Christmas.
I've been working on a multi-part blog dealing with some intense matters and touchy subjects the past few days. I decided to take a break and post a short blog to stay active on the site and maybe reach a wider audience. Anyway, here's a few pictures of my handy work. Feel free to copy my ideas and make some cool gifts for your loved ones or just have some cool stuff to show off in your own home. ENJOY!!

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Harley Davidson made with copper wire, allen keys and nuts
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Bonzai tree: twisted copper wire attached to an old gear i found at junkyard.
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Drummer with drum set i made for my drummer brother-in-law.
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Nuts soldered together with copper tubing
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The Element Shelf: Made out of scrap 1x6 this odd looking shelf is actually a replica of THC's chemical structure
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Personal favorite: Water can man. Copper wire, washers and nuts. The miniture water can I found at arts and crafts store.
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Humanitree
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Flower made with nuts, wingnuts and copper tubing
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Copper wire flower
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Sign for my dads garage using broken tools and scrap car parts.
I chose to solder everything together, but really a strong metal adhesive would had worked the same. Thank you for stopping by and feel free to check out my other blogs. Im new to this and could use the support.

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