906 Copper - my side hobby!

m8man

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I have a family business that I resurrected last fall. My grandfather started the business in 1977, my Dad took it over in 1991, and I worked there from the late 1980’s to 2012 when they sold it for a song. My wife and I have careers in other fields, I’ll be retiring in 4-5 years and changing careers and going back into it with more steam. I truly love creating copper sculptures and selling them. Feel free to check out the Facebook page and inquire! A little discount to JD members! See the link for my hobby deal below, I’ll also post some pics too! All done by hand! No machines!

 

m8man

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It’s a fun hobby! A bit more of biz history on the book of faces info. My wife does that stuff I don’t do social media except for the JD form!
Anyway, for those of you have seen the Bishop Baraga shrine over Keweenaw Bay, my Grandfather was the primary welder on that in the early 1970’s!
Fun stuff
 

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skiroule

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Checked out your FB page, very nice work! There are some talented people on this site. Planning on contacting you about a Walleye silhoutte wall hanging for the cabin. Would make a great surprise Christmas gift for my wife.
 

m8man

Moderator
Thanks for the inquiry, fun stuff.

I cut my teeth w my grandfather doing this stuff, drove a hard bargain!! i think Mezz may have known them!

it is truly relaxing work
 

mezz

Well-known member
Thanks for the inquiry, fun stuff.

I cut my teeth w my grandfather doing this stuff, drove a hard bargain!! i think Mezz may have known them!

it is truly relaxing work
I remember his grandparents well, nicest folks with a heck of a sense of humor, especially his grandma Lois. I can recall seeing him in the gift shop with a torch in his hands at a relatively young age & wondered what he was doing as his Mom would say to him, that's enough heat. He is creating these just as his Grandparents & Dad & Mom use to do. Nicely done.
 
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