The Weathervane Frost Catcher
by Allen Bukoff
 the weathervane frost catcher, 26 February 2007 |
| The frost catcher was designed to have four "wings" or sections and to be able to spin hanging from the top of a stick (a croquet mallet handle). It was created using various sizes of annealed steel wire, rubber, copper screening, glass beads, plastic figures, a small metal globe, plastic, a plastic cap and a printed circuit board. The weathervane frost catcher hangs from a round plastic top that when hung on the top of a stick--a croquet mallet handle in this case--allows the frost catcher to spin around the pole. This frost catcher made its first public appearance on the Fluxlist blog. |
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view of each of the four wings of the weathervane frost catcher  wire, metal globe and rubber figures  wire, rubber, copper screen and black spray paint  wire, RAM printed circuit board and red plastic  wire and glass beads |
| As soon as we have photos of this frost catcher with frost on it, we will post them here. |
© 2007