About:I'm a former bicycle industry designer turned professional jeweler. I like working with my hands and am happiest when I'm in the shop building my creations. If you need help with your project just let me know!
and i fully agree that costume and prop building can teach you a world of wonders and vast knowledge its how I learned many amazing skills and I am thankful for that knowledge everyday.
can't wait to see what you come up with next.
what programs do you use when designing some of your pieces?
Thanks! I've got some neat costume projects going on right now but it'll still be a bit before they're done. I rough out all my ideas on paper first- sometimes I fill entire sketchbooks with just one project working out different construction methods and design details. For software I use a few different programs, most of which are free.
Hopefully I'll have some new stuff soon- I've been super busy with multiple projects, the latest of which is here- http://multi-bot.blogspot.com Unfortunately I'm never on the forums since I just don't have the time- with three kids I barely have enough time to try and work on my own projects.
That's a nice machine you've got there, and you managed to make whilst handling three kids. Quite impressive :-) Don't worry about not being on the forums too often, I was only complimenting you on all of your instructables.
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