An Autocad model was created to ensure correct and easy assembly.

All parts were laser cut from 3/8" and 3/16" thick stainless steel.

Ready for final inspection.

The bearings were designed so they could eventually be replaced.

Located at the front entrance to the museum.

Customer supplied orginal artwork which was scanned and converted to a vector file. The concept was a tree comprised of fish swimming towards the sun.

A cad file had to be created which would allow the piece to be laser cut from a single piece of 1/16" copper while maintaining the artists orginal design.

Preparing for shipment.

Located about 12 feet off the ground on the side of the building.

Customer supplied artwork was scanned and converted to a vector file. The concept is a grid of the city streets.

The intricate art work had to pass customer inspection before proceeding to the cutting stage.

Indiana Fan, laser cut the main body of this piece from 1/4" aluminum as well as the corner panels from 1/8" copper and bronze.

Installed right outside the coffee shop.

This detail represents the world famous indianapolis 500.