Some everyday railings (and other cool stuff)

[JT523]

Here's something I'm working on today.

Still have to drill and tap for hinges, and paint

I really like this gate

[JT523]

Thanks for the answer. Yes, the whole question is in color. But I need not powder technology, but Oil Rubbed Bronze. Many thanks for the link, I'll read it.
Good luck)))

If you have a good specialized powder coater they should have an oil rubbed bronze color, if not you can get spray paint that will do it, if it is available where you live.

[Bonzoo]

Still trying to figure out all the ipe up'ar.Ochracea is a better species of tabebuia for that climate but maybe the Brazilians don't have it in abundance like lmptiginosa (ipe).Google them up.Beautiful trees.Get it while you can.itll be CITES listed soon..

[MetalMan23]

I really like this gate

Thanks, I made 3 of them for the same customer

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[MetalMan23]

I refer to "dizziness" as when vertical fencing/railing don't line up with fixed references out side the rail elements.

That the spectacular part.

Thanks

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[MetalMan23]

Here's some more stuff, same job

[Todd496]

Hey Metal Man how would you bend this radius. The top and bottom is tubing with a flat bar on top.

[MetalMan23]

Hey Metal Man how would you bend this radius. The top and bottom is tubing with a flat bar on top.

That's a spiral, way harder than just a radius, it depends on the construction of the rail, how are your pickets attached on the bottom? Any horizontal rails?

What's the size of the bar?

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[Todd496]

The post are going on the out side of the steps. There is a top and bottom rail. The pickets are some flat bar that has a cross design. I will take some more pictures.

[MetalMan23]

Here's some table bases I'm making, I'm hammering 1/4"x3/4" flat bar, then using my new scroll bender, making a bunch of scrolls then welding them together.

Here's a few pics

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[Todd496]

Those are not what mine look like although that is a very sharp table!

[gxbxc]

Here's some table bases I'm making, I'm hammering 1/4"x3/4" flat bar, then using my new scroll bender, making a bunch of scrolls then welding them together.

Here's a few pics

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That twisted picket is that 3/4"also ,how is the granite attached? they are some very nice looking tables , will they be used inside or on a deck

[MetalMan23]

That twisted picket is that 3/4"also ,how is the granite attached? they are some very nice looking tables , will they be used inside or on a deck

Yes it's 3/4, they're for inside.

The granite will be sitting in top, I have yet to make a little frame for it to sit in

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[Hoff907]

Looks great, thanks for sharing

[N2 Welding]

Very nice looking scroll table. Did you make the scroll bender or by the scroll bender ?

[tapwelder]

Nice tables. I would be interested in the scroll bender you purchased.

Is there any chance of the tables taking a squat as weight is added?

[MetalMan23]

I'm working on getting a video of my scroll bender posted, It's made in the UK apparently

Here's a couple pictures of the tables painted and finished

[MetalMan23]

And here's a few more pics of the job I finished in RI

[MetalMan23]

Here's a quick video of the scroll bender bending some 1/4 round bar

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[Weldordie]

That is a sweet machine.

[MetalMan23]

That is a sweet machine.

It is, I really like it. Cost about $600 but it's well worth it.

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[N2 Welding]

Definitely a nice scroll machine.

[davec]

I love the RI railings - those are sweet! I think the wood cap looks awesome on those. What was it made out of? I am guessing teak since it looks like they are well-funded...

What's with the double glass doors in the first pic that open to a ~2' drop over the shrubs? Seems not very up to code...

[MetalMan23]

I love the RI railings - those are sweet! I think the wood cap looks awesome on those. What was it made out of? I am guessing teak since it looks like they are well-funded...

What's with the double glass doors in the first pic that open to a ~2' drop over the shrubs? Seems not very up to code...

Thanks, the wood is ipe aka ironwood, and the doors open, but there is a railing inside to stop people from actually going through them

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[MinnesotaDave]

Killer table!