A talented iron-worker displays his wares

@JudyEv (389243)
Rockingham, Australia
October 7, 2026 7:01am CST
In my last discussion, I posted a photo of an iron contraption that we saw at the markets in Nungarin on the weekend. I wanted to show several of the ironwork items so created a collage. One you might have seen in a post from last year – the one of the bodies. I liked the ‘pot’ upper right. I guess it could be used as a fire pit. Unlike the other fire pits on offer, this one doesn’t use random articles but the same parts for each round. The other one I like is the little tank on the upper left. It’s made from a single chain link, a nut and part of a nail. I wish now I’d bought one.
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@teamfreak16 (47479)
• Denver, Colorado
1h
Ah, that is a tank! I just liked it because it was a bike chain. He's very talented.
@Juliaacv (57626)
• Canada
3h
Those are really quite amazing. I love looking at things like this, alot more than what meets the eye.
@AmbiePam (129908)
• United States
7h
Those are the coolest creations.
@wolfgirl569 (141289)
• Marion, Ohio
7h
They are very creative
@just4him (323301)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin
5h
Those are wonderful. He has real talent.
@nawala123 (24154)
• Indonesia
6h
The metal must be so hot
@toniganzon (81847)
• Philippines
8h
That body is impressive!
@LadyDuck (505483)
• Italy
8h
I am sure you already showed some of those ironwork in the past, if not exactly these ones, I remember something similar to the bottom right sculptures.
@Traceyjayne (14405)
• United Kingdom
8h
Wow….how amazing is that ….
@JohnRoberts (106796)
• Los Angeles, California
8h
The lower left pot is wild.
@Wrexxo (9036)
•
7h
Love the little tank made from a chain link, that's such a clever idea. The pot would make a great fire pit too, and I like that every round uses the same parts. Kinda wish you bought one now, they look like fun pieces to have.