Scrap metal art competition tests creativity, teamwork
Sydney Garza, left, and Michael Suhling, right, work to turn a discarded scuba tank into sculpture during the “scrap metal art” contest Thursday at the Columbia Basin Skills Center
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Kaine Geddes cuts apart metal springs that will become part of a fishing pole sculpture.
From left, Jesse Jamison, Jacob Anderson and Isiah Allen try to decide if they like the placement of elements in their scrap-metal work of art.
From left, Max Anderson, Uriel Ramos and Israel Baragas work on bending rebar.
Tyler Hansen of Miner Services works on the submarine the crew built from scrap metal. Miner Services brought a team to the scrap metal art contest just for fun, owner Seth Miner said.
Sydney Garza and Michael Suhling try to figure out a support structure for their sculpture
Saira Lombera works on her team’s sculpture in the metal art contest Thursday at Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center
MOSES LAKE — The organizers of the scrap metal art competition work to make it a challenge. That was the lesson of the oxygen tank that attracted the attention of the team from Pasco.
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