Thanks to Don, I have managed, after much trial and ribulation, to put the photos of the watches turned into motorcycles in the dropbox. If anyone is interested go to http://www/metalworking.com, go to "Dropbox Files" and look for files ATT000012 through ATT000072. I think you'll enjoy them.
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Interesting! I think that the greatest skill here (in my mind) was looking at the pile of watch parts and seeing just what part of what motorcycle they would become. After that -- it is just a matter of joining them in some appropriate manner. I suspect silver solder or very small welding -- though it could be some kind of adhesive -- possibly an epoxy. Some of the parts would be seriously discolored by sliver soldering or welding temperatures -- except perhaps a small (tweezers style) spot welder.
I can sort of identify most of these -- but in image ATT000042.jpg I find myself wondering what became the exhaust pipes. It almost looks like small ratchet wrench extensions, not watch parts. A little too long in my mind.
Also -- in the first image, for scale is given a coin -- a "Real", and I'm wondering what country that is from. I find only Brazil, though I thought that there were once some other Latin American and Central American countries which used it as well.
No problem at all, Joe, given that they aren't mine to start with. They seem to be public domain and I think everyone should be able to see that marvelous work. Thanks for checking though.
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