Engine parts, gears, bearings, chains, nuts and bolts — hand-welded with TIG into characters, vehicles and keepsakes that never existed before. Every piece below is one of a kind; commissions are welcome for anything similar.
A stout little character built around an old torch lens for a glowing head, standing on hand-shaped tank-tread feet.
An old fork, two spoons and a pair of shaker tins welded into a cheerful character for the kitchen counter.
Mid-shot and off balance — a batsman built from nuts and bolts, set on a steel base with the stumps behind him.
Long forks and a ball-bearing front wheel give this desk-sized chopper real road presence, built entirely from spare hardware.
A nut-and-bolt cowboy stands watch over a tealight candle, welded from a hat-nut, ball joints, and steel rod.
A quiet, reflective piece — a kneeling figure welded from nuts and bolts, bowed before a plain steel cross on an engraved base.
A road-trip in miniature — rooftop luggage, a surfboard, and a figure climbing up top, all welded onto a classic camper silhouette.
Oversized gear-wheels stand in for tyres on this farmyard classic, built up from rod stock and reclaimed hardware.
A boxy tracked robot with a jointed periscope head and binocular eyes, riveted together from sheet steel and rod.
Mid-dunk and airborne — a nut-and-bolt figure driving the ball home through a hand-formed mesh net.
Dozens of old keys, welded edge to edge into a catch-all bowl — no two builds ever come out quite the same.
A helmeted figure standing at the ready with a hand-welded rifle, built from rod, coil springs and sheet steel.
Send a photo or a rough idea and get a straightforward quote for a custom commission — homes, offices, gifts and collectors all welcome.
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