Well, we 'got 'er done' ... Three new pieces this week, in time for the show tomorrow. This 'Skinny Console' started out as a shop joke. The top is made from two bookmatched edge scraps from the
English Elm oval table that we made earlier in the summer. They were too nice to cut up for kindling and I waved them around for a while until I finally glued them up ... I mocked up a plywood prototype base and the rest, as they say, was history ...
We can see many places where a table similar to this could be just the right accent piece ... use your imagination ...
Ahhhh ... 'Dancer #1' ... welded steel by Sam ... locust by Dan and Trevor ... Artfully arranged
pieces that were also 'too good to throw away'.
the concept on the board ...
the critical eye ... the base is a rough cut locust slab and the steel is unfinished so this sculpture is good to go, inside or out ..
The finished bench ... I kept trying to add stuff to the base, but, in the end, less is more as
Meis, I think said. Hand hewn chestnut from a sleeper log, also good to go inside or out ...
red was the 'wrong' color for this one
nixed the bridge like elements
too fussy for a rough thing ... all for now ... fun stuff in person, all of it ....
Well, we 'got 'er done' ... Three new pieces this week, in time for the show tomorrow. This 'Skinny Console' started out as a shop joke. The top is made from two bookmatched edge scraps from the English Elm oval table that we made earlier in the summer. They were too nice to cut up for kindling and I waved them around for a while until I finally glued them up ... I mocked up a plywood prototype base and the rest, as they say, was history ...
We can see many places where a table similar to this could be just the right accent piece ... use your imagination ...
Ahhhh ... 'Dancer #1' ... welded steel by Sam ... locust by Dan and Trevor ... Artfully arranged pieces that were also 'too good to throw away'. 
the concept on the board ...
the critical eye ... the base is a rough cut locust slab and the steel is unfinished so this sculpture is good to go, inside or out ..
The finished bench ... I kept trying to add stuff to the base, but, in the end, less is more as Meis, I think said. Hand hewn chestnut from a sleeper log, also good to go inside or out ...
red was the 'wrong' color for this one
nixed the bridge like elements
too fussy for a rough thing ... all for now ... fun stuff in person, all of it ....
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