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Perhaps my favorite group of work, the “Heavy Metal Pumpkins” now number close to forty.

Try smashing these pumpkins and your gonna hurt your toe!

No actual pumpkins were harmed in the making of these pieces!
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No usable bike parts were harmed in the making of these pieces!
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No animals were harmed in the making of these pieces!

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I was approached by two organizations recently to provide pieces for auction and being the nice guy I am I ponied up some pieces.

If you want a piece for your charity or group let me know, if I deem it to be a good cause I might whip something up for you.

Don’t tell me a week before you need it, I need way more lead time than that!
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No usable pots were “racked” in the making of these pieces.

The pot racks of course are all custom made and can be made to fit in any design and as you’ll see can hold at least 170 pounds.
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Located inside my Parents house this is some of my earliest work and I think some my favorite.
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I recently adopted a new kitty, or a used kitty if you will being the second owner from the Wisconsin Humane Society . The process was rather simple, I found a cat on the site that I wanted and after filling out the adoption application on-line I went to meet him in person.

When I arrived I was informed that his adoption was being put on hold due to his social issue’s, I informed them that my other cat Cooter and I also have social issues and he should fit in just fine, that wasn’t good enough for them and I was told I can’t take him and they couldn’t tell me when I can.

A check on the web-site the next day revealed that his social issue’s have cleared up and he is ready for adoption. There was a mix-up in his age also, he is six months not a year old as they first reported not a big deal, but a free cat turned into a one hundred dollar cat.

After ponying up a C-note I secured the adoption and all that was left to do was the paperwork and I would be on my way with my new kitty. I finally got Chili home to meet his new brother Cooter, that went pretty well Cooter was a little freaked out at first but is starting to take to the new guy. Photo.