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The structure of the whale consists of a 32oz copper channel perimeter frame fastened to stainless steel supports

This solid stainless steel shaft is welded into the pipe on the previous photo and the whole unit slides down through the base bearings and through the roof

The upper bearing gets covered with a hand spun 32oz copper sphere which is soldered to and rotates with the upper portion

Now on to Willy’s dental work!
We machined a solid copper bar into the tooth profile, cut it into sections and soldered them in between the two face sheets