Garage art? Have you built anything?

I built some things I'd like to share with you.
Wall hanging.

Table made from a Mazda truck steering column and flywheel.

Bench made from the back of an S-10 truck bed.


a few things I made for my dad and father-in-law.



Now, I've shown mine, you show yours!

I may have to take a picture of it later when i get home. I learned to weld last year as i was building my car. I was up there late one night after work - a regular occurance. I believe i was sanding down and knocking the rust off my front axle and wishbones. I had a habit of overworking the compressor and making it get too hot and shut off. So, I'd work at sanding for a bit, then let the compressor load the tank up and cool off a bit. While i was letting it cool off, i decided to practice welding, as i was just learning how.

I took some flat-stock and built a little house...complete with door and windows thanks to a plasma cutter.

Was there the following weekend with my father-in-law, and he made a comment about where the hell his flat-stock was....that he swore he had more than that. I kept my mouth shut...but i think he probably figured it out the next time he came to my house and saw my ugly ass flat-stock house sitting on my desk. Probably weighs 5 lbs.

Sweet bugs! LOL!

yard art count?
Welded up the extra parts and used a manure spreader axle/wheels for running gear. 4x6 treated beam for frame rails.
At least no one has bugged me to buy this one out of the field.

Rod

His name is ROD he rides with me in the rat to the shows

my style shop are it a little different, and has been posted on here before, but here are some pics any way









and i made this one for our local quaker steak and lube

When I first seen the cam dog, I had to make one.

I had to make a scorpion also. Polished aluminum stinger

tattoo arm rest, ill post my candle holder in a day http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c7/acquireditems/bike/armrest.jpg

I had a piece of glass from an old end table so I built a new table using a four way lug wrench,an axle from a S-10 and an extra rim I had laying around. it took maybe 15 minutes and I wondered why I didn't do it a long time ago[

I built this for a friend of mine a while back. It is made from old Packard transmission parts and a couple of welded up parts. The top is one of the turbines out of the torque converter and I bought a cool bulb and a cord switch from Home Depot.

Great. Now I have new distractions for my already insufficient shop time.

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