Recent content by Markz Metal Workz

My apologies, looks like I set up that file to be an Online tool path. Just checked it and worked out perfect as an Online tool path.

Thanks!! It was nice seeing all the entries submitted as this is how we all get better with our designs and fabrication. Looking forward to seeing what the future of the forum brings to its subscribers. Thanks again, Mark.

Sanded with 60 grit to shiny steel. Then airbrush on dyes from SteelFX. Finished in automotive 2 part clear.

I figured it was you. I Probably downloaded it when you originally posted it. You do great work sir.

I like it, nice job.

I've been using SteelFX patinas for years and never had issues when applying clear out of can or 2 part auto clears.

I'll thank you now then. I build this jeep bumper, tire carrier and the enclosed wheel piece with brake light LEDs a little over a year ago. Originally downloaded the file on plasma spider and just modified it a bit to fit our needs. So thanks again because it turned out great with your DXF. To...

Here are the .CDL and DXF files.

It looks as if though CDL and DXF formats are not one of the options when uploading files.

Sure let's enter it. Thanks

I updated the videos in YouTube. Please let me know if they are working.

Once the rose is formed you can attach the desired number of leaves. The leaves can be contoured with a hammer and dolly. A chisel can also be used to put lines in each leaf if desired. The leaves can be quickly attached by starting a tack on the 1/4" rod and feeding the leaf into the weld...

Once the rose is formed you can attach the desired number of leaves. The leaves can be contoured with a hammer and dolly. A chisel can also be used to put lines in each leaf if desired. The leaves can be quickly attached by starting a tack on the 1/4" rod and feeding the leaf into the weld...

Now it time to start bending the rose petals. I found that two pair of mig pliers works best but needle nose pliers will do the trick as well. Start with one petal and work your way around until that piece is finished. Make the small petal as tight as you can and then start the next petal. As...

Now decide if you want a full rose or rosebud. For a full rose use all pieces and for a rosebud just use the two medium and one small rose petal. Set all pieces out and prep a 1/4" steel rod cut to your desired length. Place the 1/4" rod in a vice. Form the green leafy base and leaves with a...