Creating a Custom Door – Kevin Caron
August 31st, 2010 | 
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Based οn thе clients lіkе οf bicycling, sculptor Kevin Caron mаkеѕ a custom design thаt uses bicycle раrtѕ аѕ elements οf thе design.
Based οn thе clients lіkе οf bicycling, sculptor Kevin Caron mаkеѕ a custom design thаt uses bicycle раrtѕ аѕ elements οf thе design.
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@metallromantik Thanks for your post. You have a cool website by the way.
Nice video – you’re well – with you someone is filming you at work – so that vital details are well presented – Continued success! wb
Seriously cool!
Do things go when I am welding?? Oh God do they go!
I have BIG confront clamps for responsibility the 90 degree work. I just tack the corners together until I have the whole thing. Then I compress the work to the bench. If I can’t reach with a compress I will weld the work to the bench and just cut it loose later.
The toughest lesson I have learned is to not get in a rush. Weld here then over there. Work both sides of the piece if I can to even out the heat. Let things cool off every few minutes.
Nice work Kevin, 5 star
When you are laying out the 4 edges of the door and all the curves that are inside the door, do you allow for some type of “shiftage” or bending during the welding process?
In other words, when you make the weld, does it sometimes pull the piece in or push it out?
Delight post final video when it is done.
Take care