Such a great tutorial in every way mentioned in comments. I saved this and come back to it in case I forget any steps, everyone I make them for loves them thank you for all the joy😊
Your tutorial was perfect. Thank you. 👍. In all the time I have been making stuff w/different types of wire, I have never seen that technique you did in the beginning to straighten the wire.......so guess what I'm gonna be practicing on my next creation. 🙃🌻☮️
Great tutorial, you get right to the point and explain in an way that is easy to understand and follow. 1st one I tried came out looking good. I used a roll of rusty wire that's been in the garage for at least 30 years. Went and bought a 3.5 lb. roll of 16 gauge rebar tie wire for $3.99 which I'll try next. Thanks for the tutorial.
Shoot being a sparky yea I do this stuff to just blow off steam like some people do puzzles after a hard days work, it helps its like its a zen mode thing
Nice job I saw a vid similar to this and now I. Am addicted , my first one came out not so bad , the second one tho , I twisted the legs with a drill and it gave it a beaded look , I got plans lol anymore things I can do , I wanna make my mother a polyphonic but can’t find a vid for one
Great tutorial. I just didn't get the proper length of the 16 wires and how to more precisely split them into tail-length and arms length, for here in Brazil we use centimeters not inches. I understand you made a really big item.
Yes. But you can take the strands apart on stranded wire and make small scorpions. The size of the finished scorpion is determined by the diameter and length of the wire. Just use smaller wire and cut them shorter. Enjoy
first time seeing that tequchnique to straighten the wire, that will save me some time, thanks.
Such a great tutorial in every way mentioned in comments. I saved this and come back to it in case I forget any steps, everyone I make them for loves them thank you for all the joy😊
Your tutorial was perfect. Thank you. 👍. In all the time I have been making stuff w/different types of wire, I have never seen that technique you did in the beginning to straighten the wire.......so guess what I'm gonna be practicing on my next creation. 🙃🌻☮️
Teach us more like this plzz I would love some more simple builds like this
Thanks for the video. Made one had a fun time following along 👍👍👍👍👍 🦂
Popping wire straight. amazing
Neat, step-by-step. This video is gold
Thank You
No, it’s copper.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge! I love that you're making art with what you have in your toolbox. I can't wait to try it myself.
Enjoy
Pretty cool! Looks like fun, gonna give it a go:)
So cool dude!!!
Wow... great. More wire art videos please!
Amazing sculpture
Awesome tutorial!!! Thanks for the very detailed instructions. A++ Thank You Very Much!
Thank you!
Awesome i hope you are doing good
Great tutorial, you get right to the point and explain in an way that is easy to understand and follow. 1st one I tried came out looking good. I used a roll of rusty wire that's been in the garage for at least 30 years. Went and bought a 3.5 lb. roll of 16 gauge rebar tie wire for $3.99 which I'll try next. Thanks for the tutorial.
wow thats beautiful, i cant wait to try it :D
Local #855 here. I sat and went over this multiple times. When I was done with mine it looked like a lobster
Kolt Crutch keep tryin' brother. I just used what I had laying around. Maybe try smaller wire.
i have twisted a total of three little wire friends under your guidance. it's only been a few months, haha. thank you! i find it fun c:
Enjoy
Shoot being a sparky yea I do this stuff to just blow off steam like some people do puzzles after a hard days work, it helps its like its a zen mode thing
Excelente video muchas gracias por compartir tu gran talento te felicito eres un gran amigo
Thank you I have always wanted to do this. Got it done on my first try
You are welcome. Please enjoy.
Thank you for this tutorial helped a lot ! Only change I did was instead of a reg tail I converted it into a rose
Yo! I met you in the parking lot
Thank you sir made my first one first try fron your guidance here. I used strands from a 500 kcmil about 25 inches long lol
LU 354
Pretty darn good Dave.. lol. Think im gonna try this with .045 welding wire. Its what I have the most of.
I've used stainless or just whatever is available.
I'll do some different wire sculpting videos as we go along.
Cool I dig it
Ive bin making these scorpions since i was 11 years old
Nice job I saw a vid similar to this and now I. Am addicted , my first one came out not so bad , the second one tho , I twisted the legs with a drill and it gave it a beaded look , I got plans lol anymore things I can do , I wanna make my mother a polyphonic but can’t find a vid for one
I also used three wires to braid the claws so I didn’t have the wrap around on them came out sweet
Great tutorial. I just didn't get the proper length of the 16 wires and how to more precisely split them into tail-length and arms length, for here in Brazil we use centimeters not inches. I understand you made a really big item.
Always good to see a brother. Was a bit surprised when I saw the sticker on the back of your truck
What guage wire is this!?
I thought he was washing while he was making the video lmao
Actually it was raining really hard and I was in a metal building. Lol
It has 4 legs or 3 ???
4
I know what I’m doing tomorrow while on overtime :D
Does it have to be solid?
Yes. But you can take the strands apart on stranded wire and make small scorpions. The size of the finished scorpion is determined by the diameter and length of the wire. Just use smaller wire and cut them shorter. Enjoy
Brother, you saved me on that wire straightener trick. Love your easy to understand instructions
Thank you. I'm glad it helped.