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Part 1: Building "The Good Bean" Rolling Ball Sculpture

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I am creating a special themed sculpture to benefit the National Kidney Foundation during the month of March, National Kidney Month. Titled "The Good Bean," this sculpture will have a kidney-shaped frame to highlight its connection with the NKF's efforts in raising awareness of kidney health. Follow along as I create this piece and offer up some helpful tips on sculpture building.
If you are interested in commissioning a themed piece for your own event, company or organization, please contact me at one of the links below. I'd be happy to speak with you about the possibilities.
Web site: www.tomharold.com
Facebook: tomharoldart

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26 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 11

@JonathanWall 10 лет назад

You REALLY have been busy recently. Putting the rest of us to shame. Great video. Thanks for sharing.

@TomHaroldArt 10 лет назад

Thanks very much, Jonathan. I have been hard at work lately in order to get some new pieces created. I appreciate the feedback. If you are building anything, we'd love to see it at the RBS Facebook page.

@marblelegends-mastersofmar5033 10 лет назад

Cool, I love your work. Thanks for the lesson!

@TomHaroldArt 10 лет назад

Thanks a bunch for the comments and feedback!

@tantaluss68 9 лет назад

thank you for showing us how you bent that. Oh sorry my bad that was the only thing you didn't show us.

@yodaet6642 8 лет назад

Hello, its great, when you explain everything! What type of solder do you use? With my elektronic solder, its easy to break apart! Thanks

@TomHaroldArt 8 лет назад

Thanks very much. I do not use solder. I TIG weld my sculptures.

@Nickk388 9 лет назад

What gauge is your track? And where do you buy it at? Would love to start building my own. Thanks! : )

@TomHaroldArt 9 лет назад

Nickk388 The rod I use for my track is 1/8" stainless steel. You can get it locally by calling around steel shops, or you can order online. It pays to shop around for the best price. Best of luck!

@cpayne1757 8 лет назад

Dumb question - but have you ever seen a 100% fully perpetual sculpture, e.g. once the balls are released, they keep looping until you physically stop them? If so, WHERE...??

@TomHaroldArt 8 лет назад

+Zippy DoDah Nope. Science hasn't solved that puzzle yet. That would be a true perpetual motion machine, and as of the current date, no one has figured out how to create a machine that doesn't lose energy over time due to any number of other factors, friction being one of the most persistent ones. Sure wish I did invent one, though. I'd have plenty of money at my disposal if I had!