Metal Phone Booth Make Over - Visitor Center

Whidbey Telecom commissioned me to remodel this booth using Hot and cold rolled steel sheet.

Metal Phone Make Over - Langley City Hall

Whidbey Telecom commissioned me again to clad this little booth in front of Langley's City Hall building.The Logo elements are made from 16 GA stainless steel (as well as the rivets) welded to a 1/2 thick polished steel disc. The Mushroom at the base of the logo is from a 1" dia Langley water tank rod. The other panels are made from Hot and Cold rolled steel sheet.

Metal Garden Art

A brief Highlight of whats happening at City Hall Lately, at least on the outside.

John Alsip mastered the garden art in the front.

I assisted in constructing the Arbors off to the left side of the building.

It was amazing to see how much a hand full of volunteers can accomplish.

Yea!- Kay and Cathy!

Stainless Bar Top - Nobel Woods

Hand formed Stainless Steel Clad Bar Top.

The corners are welded and an Orbital "Angel Hair" finish was applied.

Copper Kitchen Counter Tops

Hand Formed Copper Clad Counter Top System

Lead Free Soldered Joints
Super Trick Metal Bending System

Copper Hood I built about 9 yrs ago

Metal Arbor - Fire Seed Catering

24 ft by 10 ft high Arbor made from 3/4" steel rod.
This is the model we used to come up with the concept

Metal Cat Walk Rail Project

B.R.A.D had me down on his site to assist him and his "Tight" Crew with pulling this Cat Walk and Door Jamb together.

The original concept went hay wire once BRAD found the "gnarly" woven wire at a scrap yard, his vision came together seamlessly.

I will post more as progress continues!

Metal Sign Board - "ca' buni"

Some finishing touches for Mukilteo Coffee's new restaurant!
The new sign is made of 1/4", heavily weathered steel plate and is backlit with plexiglass and "Flicker" light bulbs.
The "Swinging Doors" are made from a remnant of Buffy's awesome decorated wood panels left over from the counter project and some rod from Langley's old redwood water tank.

Metal Railing - Useless Bay Coffee

Parts from the old Loading dock railing were used to build this new one.
The "Curly Cue" at the beginning acts as a bumper (Backing up vehicles will hit it first?).

BIZ KID$ 3rd Season!

Biz Kid$ just started their third season and had 3 more set tables built!

Choochokam Festival Booths

Yet another amazing collaboration w/ Flat Rock and Fine Balance Imaging Studio!

And of course many other hands, you know who you are!

Thanks to Gemkow Construction, for helping w/ the on site set-up and B.R.A.D 's help the initial assembly http://www.fredleyonwhidbey.blogspot.com/.

Very fun experience and it shows.

Metal Row Markers - Choochokam Arts Festival

Goose Foot donated the 3/4" Water tower rod which originally, was salvaged from the Langley Water Tank up on Al Anderson rd!

Fine balance Imaging provided the Banners and the Medallions were laser cut from 18 ga steel.

Thanks to Whidbey Telecom also!