Hi Metal sculptor wanting to learn

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I've become a metal sculptor, getting more serious in retirement from a career in law and government. It's exciting to get back into, first geometry of shapes and the physics of welding. Now I am doing a few larger pieces and currently a kinetic piece so I find myself reading a lot about mechanical and structural engineering so that what I put up stays up. My largest contribution may be asking weird questions. Thanks for being here.
 
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