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Wire sculpture lady, Reedy Creek, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. Finally found the sculpture, I've looked for it before, but couldn't find it (Southern Skies Avenue). I was short of time & need to go back another time, maybe when the sun's going down.
At the SoWa Open Market in Boston, one vendor made awesome three dimensional wire sculptures. I bought these simple flowers, while Ben had a custom-made sculpture of a robot, seen here:
www.flickr.com/photos/rj3/5898566617/
The artist's name is Duncan Sherwood-Forbes and his website is:
The wire and pliers should be perpendicular (wire is x/vertical axis, pliers are y/horizontal axis)
Bend the wire down towards the floor at the same time you turn the pliers away from you. The wire should now look like a 90 degree angle
This wire fence with fur & larch posts goes around the premier of our property (1.22 of an acre) and with the city land (1.50) in which we take care of ...
Jim made the fence himself in the summer 2004. Around the premier we have 100 posts with a blend of fur and larch. The top of the post are copper capped and the bottom as well to help from rotting.
I've included 4 photos below of the project. It took Jim the whole summer.
We decided we needed a fence for Hendrix to keep him safe =)
What we do for love......
Now, Hendrix and Sadie run free....
Chasing birds, squirrels and the neighbourhood cat, named Shilo....lol....
Designed for detail, made for impact, Wired is a fabric with hidden depth and immediate appeal.
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Wire
21 september 2013
AB in Amerikaans Theater Brussels
photo: Alex Vanhee
Wire are an English rock band, formed in London in October 1976 by Colin Newman (vocals, guitar), Graham Lewis (bass, vocals) and Robert Gotobed (drums). They were originally associated with the punk rock scene and were later central to the development of post-punk.
I made an earring out of copper wire today.
I inherited several spools of copper electrical wire from my granddad when he passed away several years ago. They have manufacture dates from the 1980s. He used the wire for electrics. I, sadly, am spectacularly untalented in that area.
So, earrings...
A few nice wire cutting photos I discovered:
Image from page 33 of “Valve setting: simple methods of setting the plain slide valve. Meyer reduce-off. Corliss. and poppet varieties” (1908)
Image by Web Archive Book Images
Identifier: valvesettingsimp00coll
Title: Valve setting: basic...
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(Posted by a Precision Machining China Manufacturer)
Taken with the Wire Goggles App by dozingcatsoftware.com
Creative Commons licensed photo by ideonexus.com, please feel free to reuse for any purpose.
Crochet wire ring.
I just join the group, Ring a day for a year. Since I did not start at the beginning of the year, this is my first ring.
What a load of cow poo the new Wired article is
www.wired.com/magazine/2010/08/ff_webrip/all/1
so this asks for snark.
Four centuries after its birth, the magazine is in decline, as simpler, sleeker services — think blogs, microblogs, self-publishing — are less about the pontificating and more about the ideas. Kris Andersen explains how this new paradigm reflects the inevitable course of capitalism. And Miguel Wulff explains why the new breed of media titan is forsaking the magaine for more promising (and less tree killing) pastures.
How many years are we into the 21st century, and they still stuff their magazine with those annoying, paper wastting, litter creating inserts? How long have we had sophisticated subscription services and they still send you POSTAL letters five months before your subscriptiuon runs out with warnings of DIRE WARNING: YOUR WIRED MAGAZINE IS ABOUT TO EXPIRE.
And what is it with this written pieces that never change, never are updated, in which the only way I can re-use the content is to manually type it out?
The Magazine is DEAD.