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Making a steel sunflower

Jack Donnell writes in about this video from Andrew Crawford’s blacksmith studio in Atlanta wherein he goes through the process of making a steel sunflower using a waterjet cutter and traditional blacksmithing techniques – Link.

Posted by | Saturday March 1st, 2008 10:21 AM

Categories: Art, How it's made | 4 Comments

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4 Responses to Making a steel sunflower

  1. Justin on said:

    Wow. That seems like an awful lot of work for just a single steel flower. I can’t imagine how much would cost with all that labor.

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  2. John on said:

    Very cool!

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  3. dan on said:

    way cool , thanks

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  4. MadScott on said:

    Well done! I want that shop!!

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