New Guy Here

[Jake Hovell]

Hi I'm Jake and I,ve been lurking for a while and decided to finally share what I do.
I'm 22 and a tinner apprentice and the son of a welder (access to his shop)

I do alot of window shopping at expensive art and furniture and all sorts of metal projects. If I like something I build it but most of my work is my own design. I did quite a bit of art up to about a year ago but now I've got too many projects to list in front of it. I try to squeak a few in here and there though.

A couple pics of a clock I made from 1/4" ss rod and a couple pieces I made, one of my daughter's wagon.
Hope you enjoy!

[WHughes]

Welcome,
very cool clock.

[Jake Hovell]

Yeah wish a would've kept that one. Ex-girlfriends got it.

[Jake Hovell]

Couple more wall hanging and two bathroom racks.

[Jake Hovell]

Couple more

[jman]

Hahahah.. What a cutie! Makayla sure looks happy in her wagon...

Welcome to the board. It's a great place (as you likely know) with MANY talented people!

Curious,... do you have any more photos of that 1ST bathroom rack that you built? I REALLY want to make one of those and could use some additonal photos/info...

Cheers,

/Jman..

[Jake Hovell]

Here are the specs and a few more pics.

It's 24" wide.
It stands 63" to the top of the top rack.
The top three shelves are 12" apart from each other and th bottom shelf is 7" below that. leaving about 4" above the top of the tank.
The legs start out 13" apart at the bottom and the front ones come back to 7" deep at the top.

The bottom two racks are just sheet metal hems on all four sides.
Dems. 7" x 24"

The top two racks are 1/4" rod welded together
Dems. 10" x 24"'

The legs are about 5/8" od tubeing I had laying around.

The scrolling I made myself with my modified HF scroll bender. knotched out to fit 1/4" rod
Also you have to remove the flat spot where the two dies match up from the tool when you buy it.

painted with Rustoleum hammer bronze