This unique slideshow features a step creation of a chainsaw chain bar face with my drum playing in the background.

HandyMetalWorks.com shows you how to take some scrap silverware along with a lifting rod from a car motor plus a nut and bolt to bring it all together making a metal art dragonfly. People love to put these in the garden or in planters next to plants. People will do a double take. Every one of these is an original one of a kind.

HandyMetalWorks.com presents to you how make a dragonfly out of old silverwareand and a lifting rod out of an old car engine. Plus a nut and bolt. This is a simple but cool project and these make great little additions to your yard or garden and it’s re-using material that would have gone to the dump or scrap yard.

HandyMetalWorks.com shows you how to weld a unique metal garden flower from a used saw blade and chainsaw chain.

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In this video metal sculptor Colin Selig recycles a large propane tank into a functional and elegant garden bench. see more of his artwork at www.colinselig.com

Bill Boyce is a sculptor and metal fabricator that has an uncanny sense of how things could go together. His work flows, and organically comes together so consistently beautiful that I would say it was remarkable. Bill will be joining me in the studio for ChicagoArts Live on Tuesday January 26th for a live stream of a follow up interview in which you are invited to participate by asking questions or making comments about Bill and his work or the interview. Join us on Tuesday the 26th here ustream.tv/CHANNEL/CHICAGOARTS Contact Bill on Facebook here – facebook.com/#/profile.php?id=1427020210&ref=ts or give him a call at 773-761-7845 If you know pr are an artists that would like to be interviewed on ChicagoArts contact me through my website at martinjon.com

Bend the material and get tips on making and welding yard art, making the right marks so you know where to clamp your material down on the vice and using a torch in thisfree welding video. Expert: Christopher D. Ramirez Contact: www.driven-concepts.net Bio: Christopher D. Ramirez is a performance mechanic for Tampa Bay’s Driven Concepts. Christopher specializes in performance upgrades and modifications to cars and motorcycles. Filmmaker: Adolph Ramirez

Wire sculpture in garden