The Diced Rod, a blacksmithing technique in plastic

I saw this diced rod (which is what I call it, there might be another term for this style of decoration) at a local blacksmith’s workshop and had the opportunity to ask how it was made. Unlike what I made in this video, it was not all that obvious. But since I am not set up as a blacksmith – at least not yet – I decided to give it a try in another way – using plastic from an old cutting board.

If you are looking for more weird stuff, then you can find it here. If you prefer inspiration for general projects have a look at these. And if you are, perchance, into woodturning, look no further.

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