Hydroforming - Upcycling Bike Fork into Futuristic Lamp
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- čas přidán 20. 07. 2024
- Bicycle forks are often scrapped if they become damaged, this lamp design recycles these valuable parts by combining them with a hydroformed lampshade and stainless steel base.
Thank you to Handsome Bicycles for supporting this project by providing the bike forks.
Website: www.connorholland.com/product...
00:00 Bike Fork
1:17 Hydroformed Lampshade
6:39 Lamp Base
7:51 Bulb Holder
9:36 Finished Lamp
#hydroforming #metalwork #workshop - Věda a technologie
2:58 - This fella paints in TIG. He's like the Bob Ross of metalworking. Comfy.
Very nice video! Thank you.
The Pixar light vibe at the end 🎉🎉🎉
Pixar crossed with Alien. Very cool.
Damn, that turned out awsome!!! 😍
Wow!😮
Exquisite!
کار خاصیه👌
Amazing curves. Have you ever hydroformed a statue? Like a swan or something of that sort?
Check out my Guardian Angel sculpture: www.connorholland.com/sculpture/guardian-angel
nice. wanna be extra classy, run the cable inside the fork.
Connor!! What did you do with Nana's bicycle?!
Do you know what a smug pot is? You could probably make a pretty cool one
I hadn't heard of them before. I could make one, but I don't like creating pollution
Love it. Did you made those masks in the background out of metal?
I bought them, but I'd like to make my own helmet sometime
"Do not remove this label" goes last.
what is the thickness of the plate?
0.9mm Stainless steel
Hey Connor... why sometimes to weld the plates do you use filler metal and others don't? Theoretically, it would always be used to reinforce and withstand pressure, right?
Welding without filler is best for the edges of two flat thin sheets, its much easier, faster, and better looking with a small smooth bead. Adding filler would make it too hot and result in lumps and unevenness, it would be good for thicker sheet metal though. I use filler to weld the tube on as that needs extra material to form the weld, otherwise the torch would just melt a hole through it
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