I recently helped my father reside a section of the house so this island table was constructed for my place in Boston out of the Staging planks we used as well as some 4x4 fir stock for the legs. The top is breadboard style and the legs are fastened with hanger bolts for easy removal. 3 coats of poly for the top and 2 coats on everything else. Probably one of the least expensive ways to make a table, provided you have all the tools already ha..
I also just started an apprenticeship with Chris Igleheart and these are a couple of practice pieces i did a bit ago. Above is a stainless steel box I tig welded and below is a lamp holder turned out of aluminum stock..
Lastly some Bronze castings from last semester. On the left is a somewhat abstract bust of Jenns dog Chance and the right are goat skull eye socket medallions.
Currently I'm working on an overly artsy charcoal chimney and doing some technical drawings for some Bronze bicycle components! So maybe ill get into the habit of keeping up with this thing more often
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