Seventy Two Degrees

Seventy Two Degrees

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Whether searching through tag sales, flea markets, junk shops, and of course, EBAY I am always collecting much to the dismay of Lisa. On occasion I like to make things that are fun and sometimes I sell those things.

Photos from Tung & Groove's post 04/21/2022
Photos from Seventy Two Degrees's post 05/07/2016

Custom request for a female sphinx silhouette

04/20/2016

If you want to create less waste, you have to do other things first, including reducing, refilling and refusing to buy stuff from producers who are not responsible and try and shift the burden to the consumer and the taxpayer.

Photos 04/12/2016

After many years, the scroll saw is back up and running! I have missed it.

Photos 10/22/2015

Deconstruction is the process of carefully dismantling
a building in order to salvage components
for reuse and recycling. This labor intensive,
low-tech, and environmentally sound process has
emerged as an alternative to traditional demolition
methods. Demolition places high priority on
removing structures as quickly and cheaply as
possible, and in the process, minimizes
employment and maximizes waste.
Deconstruction has many benefits, including: maximizing
the recovery of materials, conserving finite old growth forest
resources, and providing many employment and job
training opportunities. By coupling deconstruction
activities with traditional demolition methods, communities
can create local economic activities around
remanufacturing or reprocessing salvaged materials
while diverting demolition debris bound for landfills
and preserving resources through reuse.

Photos from Seventy Two Degrees's post 10/12/2015

Had to make a minor repair before painting begins.

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