Bonehead Metal Art
 

Here is a thread of some of my metal art, hope you like it.

This first on is a grill I did for a guy. I know it is maybe a little too wild for some of the people here, but try to focus on the metal work. :D

Very cool....

Thanks, Kenmo. Okay, so most of you didn't like taht last one, how about this one. I build alot of stuff but this art project park bench for the city I live in is one of my favs.

I like both of the projects you have shown us. :thumbup: :thumbup: It would be nice if you could post how you made the skull. Please post build pics if you have them.

I sell the skulls. I make shifter knobs, grills, intakes, exhaust tips, tail lights, headlight, and a bunch of other things with my skulls. (ie, Bonehead) I can't give you a play by play of my secret recipe, but I can tell you that on some of them I hand shape the metal to what I need. When I find it, I'll post up a picture of a skeleton I made. The skull was made from an old truck fender.
Glad you like it.

Let me introduce you guys to Slim. He has a bunch of movable parts, including jaw and neck, shoulders, back , and spine. This pic was taken last winter, looks pretty COOL now. ;)

Wow, you do awsome work man! I love that skull on the grill. Lets see some more!

Thanks, that last one was once an inner fender on a 1961 Ford PU.
I'll dig up some more pictures.

Here is a set of tail lights for any skull lovers on the site. :D

I really expected more feed back, but oh well.
This is one of a bunch of gear shift knobs I have made.

:thumbup: Nice work
Shane

For some reason I missed the follow ups in this thread.

I now gather that the pieces are made by pounding, welding, etc not cast. Nice work! :thumbup:

Yep, sorry I didn't expand. I have been working with metal for a long time now. Unlike a traditional blacksmith, I may jump in on a blacksmith type project with full intention from the start is using a tig welder. On the other hand I may really mix it it up and tryto leave well seasoned metal workers scratching their head.

Beautiful work!

Love the first skull and the bench too!

Will check out your website now.

Jay K.

realy cool stuff. looks like the terminater work shop