This is a plastic tail light cover for a Harley Davidson motorcycle. Working in plastic is very hard and does not look that good when done.
I cut out a recess and insert a brass plaque to accommodate the engraving.
This is a plastic tail light cover for a Harley Davidson motorcycle. Working in plastic is very hard and does not look that good when done.
I cut out a recess and insert a brass plaque to accommodate the engraving.
This is a coffee table carved with a 1903 Harley Davidson Motorcycle. This is aprox 1/3 scale.
The table is 6′ x 3′ & made from hardwood.
This is what my bike looked like last year. I decided that there were to many black bikes running around so I opted to change to something I hope will be a little more unique.
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Motorcycle parts are generally stripped of the chrome before engraving because chrome if very hard to cut and also, if it is not a really good plating it will chip & peel so to detract from the art of the design.
I opted to cut through the chrome on these for three reasons, One: I wanted to experience the act of cutting the chrome, Two: this is a daily rider which didn’t require a perfect job, & Three: I had something to show potential customers the pitfalls of trying to cut through the chrome. Most people don’t understand what is meant when the chrome problem is explained, but if they see the problems they understand better.
This is an Emu egg, which was the first egg that I carved after learning that this artform was being practiced by a dentist in the US.
This is a hand crafted Leather case for a Kobo reader.
The designs are hand drawn, carved and painted.
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