In my minds eye I see a finished piece and use my torch to release it from it's mass. No piece is a replica or duplicate, as I get new ideas I can't wait to create. Fire pit or sculpture, both?
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 | | 30"x 18" x 7/16" solid steel pipe pile fire sculpture of three "slightly agressive" fish. Each has an eye of red, clear, boro-silicate glass set as you would a setting in a ring. This allows steel to get hot and not affect glass eyes. |
 | | 30"x 18" x 7/16" solid steel pipe pile. Monstera Philodendron, Bamboo and Hibiscus blossom adorn this fire sculpture. Top is a half-moon shaped 3/8" thick one piece solid steel torch cut grate designed with the same motif and swings out to become a shelf outside or swung in over the fire. |
 | | 30"x18"x 7/16" Steel pipe pile. 3/4"cold rolled steel pot hook adjusts for height as does the16" diameter grate that will swing in over the fire or outside. Twenty-one grape leaves silhouette the circumference of this piece. |
 | | 26"diameter x 32" high x 1/2" thick pipe pile grill. Grate is industrial catwalk with a 14" half-moon cutout for feeding the fire. |
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| Steel and fire came together building bridges back in the day. Pile driving and huge steel beams across rivers mixed with a hot torch shaped structures to our will. I enjoy the flow of molten steel as it separates shape from it's mass. If you ever get a chance to try it ..do, it's hot - Brumak |
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