Recent Work

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19. Starting the litte gnome or troll for the pull chain. Here's the blank cut out from 20 gauge brass sheet.

19.jpg 20. Pushing out a bulge on a polyurethane block with the hydraulic press.Thumbnails18. Here are most of the parts, prior to the fina assembly. I had not yet made the little troll for the chain. Including all the screws and washers, there are over 60 pieces. In this picture you can see the two brass sleeves, which were silver-soldered in20. Pushing out a bulge on a polyurethane block with the hydraulic press.Thumbnails18. Here are most of the parts, prior to the fina assembly. I had not yet made the little troll for the chain. Including all the screws and washers, there are over 60 pieces. In this picture you can see the two brass sleeves, which were silver-soldered in20. Pushing out a bulge on a polyurethane block with the hydraulic press.Thumbnails18. Here are most of the parts, prior to the fina assembly. I had not yet made the little troll for the chain. Including all the screws and washers, there are over 60 pieces. In this picture you can see the two brass sleeves, which were silver-soldered in20. Pushing out a bulge on a polyurethane block with the hydraulic press.Thumbnails18. Here are most of the parts, prior to the fina assembly. I had not yet made the little troll for the chain. Including all the screws and washers, there are over 60 pieces. In this picture you can see the two brass sleeves, which were silver-soldered in20. Pushing out a bulge on a polyurethane block with the hydraulic press.Thumbnails18. Here are most of the parts, prior to the fina assembly. I had not yet made the little troll for the chain. Including all the screws and washers, there are over 60 pieces. In this picture you can see the two brass sleeves, which were silver-soldered in