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The becoming of a bonded hand

The becoming of a bonded hand
Not quick, but dirty!
Here you get a step by step intro, how to weld a static-robot-extremity and how to plan a simple stand from solid wood.
Enjoy and remake it if you like.
 
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Step 1Planning the construction

Planning the construction
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a) Strain your brain and think about the part you want to shape:
- Think about the time you want to place on the project
- The size is not the proper point
- The more details you want, the more time will be needed

I decided to model my left hand, because I'm righty and the left hand is rather easy to measure.
Pic1 shows the amateurish figure drawing

b) Think about an adequate stand for the blob of iron:
In my case I wanted to have a smooth swing in a solid block of beech-wood
Take in mind:
- Straight is easy
- A dome is also easy and feels just fine when it's smoothly grinded
- The inward curve sucks! The smoothing is really hard going and not advisable for quick stands.
Pic2 shows some sketches for the stand
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17 comments
Jan 14, 2010. 10:46 AMSinacio says:
VERY, VERY GOOD!
This is a real artist work. Congratulations!!
Aug 3, 2008. 10:12 PMBacteriologic says:
I was wondering what the numbers in your sketch meant. are they measurements?
Apr 1, 2008. 6:49 PMGeoffrito says:
that's really cool.... is it for anything, or is it just art? coolness either way =)
Apr 1, 2008. 4:59 PMthegamist says:
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Apr 1, 2008. 6:24 PMSABBaS says:
now THAT was a useful and constructive comment... O_O go learn stuff, it's much better then complaining about people being able to do things you are not able to.
Apr 1, 2008. 10:18 PMalvincredible says:
lol geez dude. this is the biggest show and tell. he's showing and telling. it doesn't have to be somehting everyone can do. otherwise, there wouldn't be as many great i'bles as there are today! great instructable nejo0017. hahah it looks really well done!
Apr 1, 2008. 10:18 PMalvincredible says:
or maybe, it's an april fools joke?
Apr 1, 2008. 2:55 PMunspecified says:
Very nice!
Apr 1, 2008. 2:46 PMjakee117 says:
lol cool like papercraft with metal!
Apr 1, 2008. 1:33 PMdrummonkey92 says:
wow this is awsum!looks great coz the rough parts of the welding and bending look like wrinkles n make it a better effect. also metal+wood+welder+saber saw=pure man project lol
Apr 1, 2008. 10:52 AMThorax says:
sehr geil gemacht! very well done ;)
Mar 31, 2008. 7:10 PMCameronSS says:
I dislike this! I shall close this window and never return! Just kidding. This is great! Are you a "real" sculptor, or just a having fun?
Apr 1, 2008. 2:29 AMgmjhowe says:
Nice job, nice combo of metal and wood!
Mar 31, 2008. 7:20 PMLinuxH4x0r says:
This is really great! I want a welder even more now! +1

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