MY JOB IS DONE - Helical Sculpture Pt.5 // Lift Arc Builds

Alrighty! The day has finally arrived! This week on Lift Arc Builds Tay finally puts the finishing touches of fabrication onto the helical sculpture! An interesting part of the design is a top of "tree limbs" made from rebar that will hold the dangling tools. This whole job has been a massive undertaking from a pure fabrication perspective, and it's taken over a month of work. Nonetheless, all of Tay's work has paid off and we couldn't be happier with the results!
There are still several things that are going to happen before the sculpture is installed at the client's home, such as powder coating and attaching tools to the tree limbs. However, Tay's part of the project has come to a close! Stay tuned to our social media accounts for images and videos of the installation, and we will do our best to share all of the final media with all of you!
How do you think this wild idea turned out? Have you ever built or seen anything else like it? What would your thoughts on putting together a long "movie" episode with all of the episodes combined for you to binge if you'd like? Let us know in the comments below!
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Featuring: Wyatt Allen
Edited by: Walker Hooper
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[@scottd8097]

I really enjoyed this project and redirect all the time you have in it.
I will be waiting for the CNC Plasma table video. You should definitely do more videos on that. A little bit of all aspects of the table, from steel purchasing, to material storage, to job bidding and advertising. I'd like to see all of that.

[@gmacka6333]

It’s more like a family tree. The family owns a construction company….. the DNA represents the family business, the ribbon of tools represents the type of business. The branches on top of the tree represent all the family members.
Names and dates could be hung off those loops at the ends of the big branches.
It worked out in my opinion, probably better than intended.
Really wraps up a family business and a family tree all in one.
Great job.

[@geoffburns2841]

Looks great, all that work was worth it...

[@davidtomasetti8520]

Great project,
also thanks for the tip about using an lcd projector to trace a pattern directly onto an object to cut..

[@danbailey96]

I use to work for the N&W and our shop for the carpenters and painters was near y’all’s shop on the corner of 5th and Norfolk… before they built the new bridge of course those buildings are gone now ..that was 44 years ago

[@michaelfarmer537]

They should definitely put a cool steel plaque displayed in front of it explaining what it is and represents. That things really neat! Please tell the designer she “nailed it” 🤦‍♂️sorry I couldn’t resist. Great episode guys!! Ps. I got a kick out the model you built with an ex girlfriend, that looks like it was crushed up thrown away and then brought back after a minute to collect… 🧐 🤪😂 jk! Love it man!

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Love how it turned out very unique and very cool. Can not wait to see more videos soon. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Keep making. Fab on. Weld on. God bless.

[@mikecurtis2585]

Great job. I didn't know what it was. Now that it's done it looks great. You do great work. Thanks 😊 🙏

[@curtishatfield9629]

I really enjoy your videos and recently bought a Sidekick 8. You mentioned doing an update video on your SideKick 10 and I was curious if you would show how you move the torch back to a re-starting position, in the software, once you have a cutting error or the torch gets bumped?

[@nf4x]

How the hell is there no footage of you climbing that thing like a spiral staircase?! And if Tay resisted the urge, how did his dad?