After I had shaped the tops of the curved frame and sanded all of it to P120 grain this is what it looked like. I was now ready to start making the metal work shapes for the underneath. During this process I hammered lengths of metal to give a beaten appearance, these would then be bent into a twisted shape curving from the bottom of the front of frame meeting the back two legs and the center seat frame. After all the metal pieces were in shape I used the angle grinder to cut them down to length and sand them down, before welding them all together.
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| SHAPE OF THE FRAME WITHOUT ANY METALWORK |
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