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We were
asked to make a stainless flag holder for the Time &
Tide museum in Great Yarmouth. Complications include the
need to run all the halyards inside the mast, and
devising a cunning scheme to raise and lower the flag.
The cloth part is 5 metres (about 16 feet) long |
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Now we
didn't make the flamingos, but we did make the legs,
which was incredibly fiddly with compound angles to
worry about |
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Making a
bronze frame for a sculpture would seem easy - apart
from the fact we had to make it with a certain pre-bend
to cope with its own self-weight. |
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A Gnomon
for a sundial, made precisely to the latitude of
Carnforth. |
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