Weather Vane!

In my haste to finish this by today (had a rite sweat on) I made bit of a silly mistake. See if you can spot it. Shall amend this blunder lataaaaaa. Other than that I’m quite pleased! It spins like a good’un!

Sample for the next project

Early 19th Century Musket tool. Hopefully soon to be available

New beginnings

Alright. I have no idea if anyone ever views this blog so I might well in fact just be talking to myself. And that suits me just fine, as its just as much for myself as anyone else. Its been a while since I last putting anything here and there have been a few changes in my life. I started a new course, I moved from home (again) and mostly importantly of all, I replaced my camera. Evidence of the second life change, starting at National School of Blacksmithing can be found with the last few posts and a new page ‘Forging’. I probably should have done this little blog re-activity intro before the posts. That’s retrospect on retrospecting for you!

First design and make project – table leg

The brief was set out as a component of a door or table. It had to fit into a foot cubed. The idea behind designing just a singular table leg is; when confronted with set parameters forcing your creativity on a small scale why adhere? Instead I have chosen to design a small part of a larger object.

Prince of Wales feathers maquette

Snail!