I Made Ron Swanson Sconce Rings from Parks & Rec 

I think they probably used lead, so much easier to shape but hey, A++ for effort bro

@@silentracer911 A ladle for ladling the liquefied lead

I am exactly the kind of person who would do something like this. “Hmmm I could buy lace for the dress that I’m making, sure, or I could learn three different methods of lacemaking, not be satisfied with any of the results, finally break down and buy some lace. Yup, that’s definitely the better option.” “Hmm I could just measure from the edge to make my hem, or I could sit here meticulously following one like of thread across the 60ish inches of fabric just to make sure it’s perfectly along the grainline, since I already made sure the pattern was on grain in the first place.” “Sure, I could roughly pin together these two fabric pieces together, align the notches, and sew, or I can measure along the entire edge what the seam allowance will be on both pieces, sew thread marking lines, line up the seam lines precisely, pin it once every centimeter, and stitch it with the walking foot to make sure the fabric doesn’t shift as I sew it.” I tend to make things way harder for myself than they need to be.

It wasn't really a sconce...

After the hassle with the sconce, the rings part actually did seem easier! I also wanted to keep it close to real-time of Rons instructions.

Tin is also a quite malleable metal

​@@moderngoldsmith about how long did the ring part take you? Say, from melting down the sconce?

All you need is a crucible, acetylene torch and a cast iron waffle maker

This made me LOL.

Is this finally the moment? I think you’re right. Now I just need to find someone to pay in vegetables and the cycle will be completed

Yes! Hahaha so happy you found it

Haha not a bad idea!