Kevin is opening some boxes, the first of which has two pieces of metal – one is 5/8″ thick and the other is 1-1/2″. It also has some nozzles, swirl rings and tips. The other box holds ESAB’s Cutmaster...
Read MoreKevin is marking the baseplate of his sculpture Square Up, which is headed to its new forever home at Grand Arbor Sculpture Park in Riverside, California. He’s adding some bolt holes so the sculpture can be bolted down....
Read MoreKevin is working on his 10-foot-tall kinetic sculpture Schubertii. He shows the branches, which will screw into a center ball. At the other end of the branches are flowers. The flowers and ball spin, as he shows. To attach the...
Read MoreAny time I show my 3D-printed sculptures or jewelry or have a 3D printer running at an event, I inevitably get asked about 3D-printed guns. It’s exasperating, because the fear of these guns – which is currently unfounded – taints 3D printing. This topic has come up before, but it’s back in the news as […]
Read MoreAny time you get a new MIG welder, you get a bag of extra rollers. Have you ever wondered what they are for? Kevin holds up two rollers. One says 0.8, and the other says 0.9. If you look on the flip side of them, one says 1.0...
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