When searching for copper sulfate lots of pool stuff came up, apparently it’s a pond dye and algaecide. I found toolboys bottle on Amazon tho so just ordered that
it is also used in ZEP drain cleaning I believe…in the USA…
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Well…thanks…but up close there are some small issues…and one small piece had to be welded back on…missed a fine cut that was too thin…it was done on 11gauge HR…
2 years and lots of time on the forum has helped…
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This is a commission I made for Father’s Day.
offered a few different colourways and ended up with raw P&O with clear and totally raw with clear.
Made in fusion 360 with both regular bodies and sheet metal bodies
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Awesome work, what kind of mount are you using there? I see the flat screwdriver head, but the other side seems almost like a nutsert with a flat bottom?
They’re a leather working screw together rivet.
I’m not sure what the name is.
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Yea I went hunting and found something similar “binding pairs” for leather working, ordered a bunch as I’ve had an idea in my head for sign hanging for a bit now but needed something like this to use for attaching the mounts
That sign looks ridiculously good btw, the cuts and the design are great
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This is an image of a wedding event venue. Customer wanted a replica sign of it. Customer intends to paint it.
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Where’s the carriage at?
Well, I was so freaking tired of drawing just getting done what I did. Lol, I might do a separate cut out of carriage in the future to attach in a manner to give it a 3d look.
Man! That’s definitely Fairy Tale Land!
Just wanted to bust your balls a little…
Binding screws, Chicago screws or my favorite, Sex screws. And no, I did not make that up 
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I saw “architectural sex screws” while searching for them lol
Also here’s me testing lighting for this sign
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Found this stuff by Rustoleum and I really love it.
In 24hrs it dries to a tough vinyl-like finish (smells like rubber). Here are two 16g plasma-cut specimens for my Land Rover, a Cup-holder and a Radio/Switch-panel (steel and alu respectively) coated with it.
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Question: if you replace EVERY blooming part on the vehicle, is it the same vehicle???
Something to contemplate as we drool over the ‘thing’… 
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Answer: That’s why we were very careful, NOT to replace every “blooming” part 
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