GTE 041 -- Wrought Iron Fence
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- In this episode, I'll show you how to add wrought iron fencing to columns. The fencing is made from inexpensive plastic sheets called cross stitch mesh, and you can make short or long lengths for your gaming table.
(I lost my voice while sick, so apologies for the poor sound quality as my voice is still not 100%. Probably shouldn't have been running my 3D printer in the background, either...)
Thingiverse.com link for Gargoyle - www.thingivers...
Great ingenuity! I love the builds that demonstrate you don't need to buy a finished product. DIY level 100
Wow man, can’t believe how clever this is. Blown away. Definitely a why didn’t I think of that? moment.
I had bought a bunch of the mesh for another project and it was sitting there all this time while I was trying to create realistic looking fencing. I tried very thin strips of balsa, but it was too difficult to work with... I did manage to design some in CAD for 3D printing, but it was very time-consuming and not everyone has a 3DP. Glad you like my take on fencing, and thanks for the compliment, Jeremy.
OMG...GENIUS!!!! Thank you! I have an old large decorative bird house I am transforming into a haunted house and was trying to think of something for wrought iron roof trim and fence. I just happen to have a piece of this material in white that I've been holding onto for like 15 years (a crafter never discards anything, right?!) This will work wonderful with a bit o black paint! BTW: Love your hair and glasses (I bet you made the glasses!). Thanks again.
THANK YOU for this tutorial! I have come back and watched this again, I know half a dozen time since the first of the year - the last two are this week with my canvas, cutting board, and blade in front of me, cutting as I'm watching you start the pattern. I'm making zoo cages for my 2018 Christmas village and this is absolutely perfect. Thanks!
Glad the episode was helpful to you!
Brilliant! I've lately made some columns with statues and a fountain with a statue, this will be a perfect addition! Thanks neighbor!
From Columbus GA
Welcome!
Oooh, as someone that cross-stiches, I especially love your clever use of the mesh! Looks wonderfully ornate for such a fast and simple way to create it.
It DOES look very realistic!
Just in time! I have already ordered plastic canvas for other projects but didn’t consider THIS! Great idea! Thanks! You now have another subscriber!
You are so welcome!
super helpful technique for a project i'm working. thank you.
So creative! Looks great. Walmart has the cross stitch mesh super cheap.
I get my granny grating at Joanns Fabrics. 99 cents each. This is an awesome video and i am starting mine tonight
Nice project for the granny grating. Fences turned out great looking. Gargoyle is cool, I thought I heard a printer running in the background ;)
the_skywatcher these days, that thing is ALWAYS running!
I have never seen that mesh sold in black. All the shops in Britain have it in white only.
You can spray paint the plastic-there are special types of spray paint just for plastic. Hope this helps!
Wow… Black and clearish are the two general colors stateside.
Wyloch got me as far as your channel - this wrought iron work got the subscribe.
Well... cool! Glad you enjoyed it!
To find the "granny grating" look in the area that has the embroidery floss, almost any fabric store will have it and I've seen it at Walmart by the fabric section which is right next to the crafting section usually, so you'll already be there. =) Michael's website says they do carry it in store, you're looking for "plastic canvas"
I'm not sure exactly how many different sizes of this plastic canvas, cross stitch mesh, granny grating, ect. there are but the most common in my area are sizes 7, 10 and 14. (7 being the largest at 7 holes per inch & 14 being the smallest) For this fence, I believe he is using the #7. Makes a big difference in scale appearance.
Upon closer scrutiny, and watching one of his other iron gate vids, I believe I errored in the size I now believe his mesh to be either size 10 or 14. The holes are smaller than I first thought. My bad!!! :)
Nevermind you said 3d printer...that says it all 😊
Still for those that don't have one.
Maybe try the other options?
Looks great. Can't wait till the next episode!
You are a genius!! thank you so much for this tutorial, I was looking for a fence to put around a spooky house that I made out of a dollar tree house and this was oerfect and so realistic love it
You are so welcome!
Brilliant!!! Gonna make these for my FrostGrave table. Thanks for the inspiration!! 👍👍👍👍😎
Oh what a great find! I am struggling with indoor and outdoor dioramas for my 1:6th action figures and I think you might have some interesting ideas!
Love the fence :D
Totally amazing, Sir.Thanks for sharing.
Another great video. I like the way that fence came out. The little nubs left over from cutting the granny grate actually make it look more decorative. Thanks for the link to the gargoyle, too. How about showing us how to make a gate for this fancy fence?
A gate? Not a bad idea. Let me work on it.
DM Jim ~ Thank you for sharing this technique ~ I’m so impressed I shared w my Tiny Village group ~ we make similar landscapes for our lighted and animated miniature buildings ~ (Halloween , Spookytown , Lemax , D56 , Christmas ) have some examples on my TH-cam channel. I’m hoping to share my creations of your technique this year in my cemetery scene :) Kudos
Thanks, Ani... glad you like it.
nicely done.
I'm assuming it's a lightweight, bendable, black mesh.
Maybe similar to a cheap waste paper basket?
Or model trains shop?
Or could it be a material that is made of soft plastic?
Would a cake shop sell this too?
if you magnetize the gargoyles then you can have them jump off the fence and attack your players.
Chris S not a bad idea.
Amazing wid! Thank you :)
It's about $.70 a sheet, but I found a three inch stack for a couple of bucks at goodwill...
Plus, I was looking at this, and I see how one could make window mullions of just about any dimension...
What I use to cut this, tooth picks, and wire are nail clippers
What is the episode in which you create the columns for this wrought iron fence
Did I hear a 3D printer running in the background?
What is tj