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LRT Catenary at Health Sciences Station, less than 15 minutes after it was put up in September 2005.
I think I shot this spool of Barbed Wire in my previous Huasna set, but I wanted to re-shot it with my new D90. I played quite a bit with the white balance, I think it turned out OK.
This colorful basket stands about 5" tall and about 8" - 9" across the top. The spines of the basket are made using brown 13 gauge wire, and the body of the basket is made with 22, 23, and 24 gauge wire in red, copper, and shades of brown.
This basket is hardy and durable, and would make a great gift! It can hold many times its weight with ease. Use to hold incidentals, a few pieces of fruit, decorative items, or to hang on the wall.
This particular basket took about 6 hours to make, and is composed entirely of enameled copper wire, with the enamel coming in a variety of colors. The enamel coating protects the wire from tarnishing, so it will stay shiny and colorful for years to come! The enamel is permanent, will not fade, and protects the copper from tarnishing. This basket is an attention-grabber, and will be bright and shiny for years to come!
Wire brush creates a weathered look to the wood by lightly scraping away the summer wood. This is a great option for a reclaimed look at a fraction of the cost
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This wire harness bracket had to be relocated in order to fit the 1200cc FIC WRX/STI Injector on cylinder #1 of the SX4 head
One wire real time clock button holder. I made this to just have something that would hold the wires to the front and back of the button to test it on.
Made with miscellaneous wires, miscellaneous cables, beads, sequins, and love. For Voodoo Doll Package swap on Swap-bot.
Bundles have been set up on the disk and a few stops of the braid begun.
Next time, I would cut any stray wires down to the beginning twist.
Spinning burning wire wool to create falling 'sparks' of light. It's a really cool effect - look it up (and be safe, don't attempt without proper safety equipment etc.)
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