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    Very cool. And nice touch with the Everlast forum in the background

    There was someone on here awhile ago that used the wire from a length of romex as a filler rod to TIG copper, which I intend to try when I get the chance.

    Around here, metal cactus are fairly popular for yard art - bigger than the roses, but perhaps less intricate (especially the prickly-pear variety). An idea for next V-day?
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    Quote Originally Posted by MuttonHawg View Post
    Very cool. And nice touch with the Everlast forum in the background

    There was someone on here awhile ago that used the wire from a length of romex as a filler rod to TIG copper, which I intend to try when I get the chance.

    Around here, metal cactus are fairly popular for yard art - bigger than the roses, but perhaps less intricate (especially the prickly-pear variety). An idea for next V-day?
    I had a little bit of romex laying around but the diameter was huge compared to the thin copper sheet and tubing I used, so I scrapped that idea. I put 20oz in the first description, but the copper I used might actually be 16oz (upon second thought....with a good nights' rest behind me).

    I like the cactus idea a lot, especially since the roses never get watered at her house! I've seen some pretty cool ideas from others on making roses, one design that stuck in my mind used 2 or 3 pcs. of copper wire that were twisted together as the stem, and the (artist) drilled the stem in a million places to add authentic looking thorns!

    I was trying to think of a way to make a fruit or vegetable plant the other day using copper and stainless. I have a whole year to think up my next idea.
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