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First photo ever taken specifically for the Tenuous Links group (by me anyway).
Tenuous Link: self-reference
Wire Mesh (Woven and Fabricated), Metal Wires & Machines. Wire mesh, Hardware cloth, Screen, Wire Cloth
I have no idea what this colorful wire was used for, but it sure looks cool. I found it on the street in Amsterdam.
2nd ring Sterling silver wire and freshwater pearl.
(I admire wire artists- It's hard to keep the wire smooth and not mire the wire)
This video features our MEC SH-3 II wire bending machine using the 3D bending unit. The SH-3II offers high-speed production of ballpoint pen springs, torsion springs, and elliptical springs in addition to standard cylindrical springs. Learn more at www.oriimec.com/products/sh-3%E2%85%A1
2 pulley wheels, carrying the wires of 0033/0036/0043/0037 from the bracket, to the signal box.
© Aron Stenning
Champagne wire sculpture.
PLEASE go to www.flickr.com/photos/raytomes/418191217/ where I have put a better photo.
A set of pins I made in wire. While I know my wire work isn't exceptional, I wanted to post these to encourage people to try this out. All you need is some wire (I used some silver wire from the bead store and some 12 guage copper wire from Home Depot), some pliers and wire cutters. A metal file helps too. For the tools, I used my Leatherman. The resulting pins can hold on a cloak or close a neckline or hold up a chiton.