We've made some new weed warriors. Our first dogs.

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Heres a couple of new Weed Warriors we've come up with.

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Heres a picture of one of ur fork and spoon men on top of our flag pole Our ETSY page - www.schellandson.etsy.com

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This is a topiary frame for a custom order - Mahalo!

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Hey everyone,
We will doing a Holiday show in November.  Please come and check us out.  We'll have lot's of fork and spoon guys, fish bonez, butterflies, screens and some new things as well.

Here's the info -

Green Your Holiday with the Check 'Em Off, Green Holiday Gift Event

When: Saturday, November 12th, 2011

Where: Marshall Community Center, 1009 E Mcloughlin Blvd, Vancouver, WA‎
Time: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Here's the link to the event coordinator - The Reuser

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New Tabs

Check out the new tabs above and it will bring you to a more complete catalog of our work.


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Tiki Mag photo.

just wanted to thank Crazy Al for the gracious mention and photo in his latest installment in Tiki Mag. It was an honor to be mentioned by such a great Tiki Master.

Thanks for checking us out,

Tom
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Knives chasing spoon.

This is the rest of the commissioned piece the that Knife Guy belongs to.  It's all bent and mounted and ready for clean up.

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Knife man

This guy is the prototype to a four piece set that is a custom order - check it out!

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Contcat info.

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Work load

Just wanted to update everyone.  We will be slowing down this month and only working on custom orders.  We will be gearing up again in Sept. 

Here's the description of the components of the Pineapple Head

This guy stands about 22 inches tall.  So starting at the top - forged railroad spikes on a rear end gear from a 72 maverick, a valve from a fire engine with the hibiscus flower on both sides carved in with a die grinder, the eyes were formed by cutting slits in the eyes and getting the metal red hot and bending it out, then capping it with a thin strip of steel.   The nostrils are a plumbing fitting, and the body of the nose was shaped with a lot of welding and grinding.  The teeth are made out of a recycled trailer securing system.  and he is sitting on a flange from the rear axle of same ford maverick.  The patina is a force rusting technique that is then clear coated a couple of times.

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Here's the skull stack

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Schell and Son Metalwerks

dont forget to check out the ETSY page!

                  Schell and Son Metalwerks

Check out the Tikis

Just put these 2 guy on the ETSY site.  Many hours went into them.   A labor of love for sure.  Enjoy!!

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5 foot screen by Tia

This is going to be our new screen door!  Unless you want it.

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A little 3 inch butterfly

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heres another view of raygun motorcycle

thanks for checking us out