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Last year I decided to document the process of building a rolling ball sculpture from start to finish. Now, I plan on posting the process with pictures on my site. Please feel free to ask any questions that you may have. It all starts with stainless steel rods. I purchase 1/8″ and 3/16″ stainless rods in 12 . . . → Read More: How I make a rolling ball sculpture part 1 I’ve added several new pictures of my latest rolling ball sculpture, desktop #5. Check . . . → Read More: Rolling ball picture update I recently finished desktop 5 and I’m excited to share how it turned out. The track for this rolling ball sculpture is a single twelve foot piece of stainless steel, folded in half – just like desktop 2. The result is a compact sculpture that is perfect for a desk, and a smooth track with no breaks or . . . → Read More: New rolling ball sculpture finished! We had a break in the winter weather over the weekend and I had a chance to continue working on the latest desktop sculpture. I am especially excited about this one, because I am documenting the build process from step by step. When its complete, I am going to post an a write up explaining how . . . → Read More: New desktop taking shape Things have been busy with summer activities lately – but I have started on a new rolling ball sculpture. This one will be a small desktop / mini-desktop style. Based on a request, I am going to document the process of building it from start to finish and post images and descriptions on the website. Check . . . → Read More: Rolling ball update I am almost done with a new tabletop sculpture (the second that I’ve made in this size). It is in the final stages of testing and adjustment, then I need to weld on a few more supports and clean it then it will be complete. This sculpture stands about 3 feet tall and features 7 and . . . → Read More: New tabletop in the final stages! I recently had a bit of a scare. After having guests for a party at my house I realized that the marbles were getting stuck on the camel humps in Desktop #4. I carefully inspected the sculpture for any signs of damage and could not find any. After a while I discovered that oil had transferred . . . → Read More: These machines can be very sensitive I just added a few more pictures of Desktop #4 to the ‘see it’ section. Take . . . → Read More: New pictures of Desktop #4 are posted I’ve just added a HD video of Desktop #3 . . . → Read More: New video posted – Desktop #3 |
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