Metal Supermarkets Unveils Top Winners of 10th Annual Metal My Way Competition
- Cindy Chinn won the grand prize in Metal Supermarkets' 10th annual Metal My Way competition with her project 'The Peacock.'
- James Frankland excelled in the Best Vehicle Project category, while Nancy Bole showcased her artistic skills in the Best Artistic and Design Project.
- Winners like Deborah Mitchell, Keith Broomfield, and Isaiah Chevalier were recognized for their outstanding craftsmanship in categories such as Best Furniture and Home Project, Best Industrial or Shop Project, and Best Knife Project, respectively.
Metal Supermarkets recently unveiled the talented winners of their highly anticipated 10th annual Metal My Way competition, showcasing the exceptional craftsmanship and ingenuity of skilled trade workers across North America.
Taking home the coveted grand prize was Cindy Chinn, whose dazzling project titled 'The Peacock' mesmerized judges with its stunning display of metal artistry. James Frankland revved up the competition with his winning entry in the Best Vehicle Project category, while Nancy Bole's artistic flair shone through in the Best Artistic and Design Project.
Deborah Mitchell's furniture masterpiece captured the hearts of many, earning her the title of Best Furniture and Home Project winner. Keith Broomfield's industrial prowess impressed the judges, securing him the top spot in the Best Industrial or Shop Project category. And let's not forget about Isaiah Chevalier, whose cutting-edge skills sliced through the competition to claim the Best Knife Project award.
Winners were carefully selected based on a meticulous evaluation of criteria including complexity, creativity, craftsmanship, and ingenuity. Metal Supermarkets' President and CEO, Stephen Schober, commended the high caliber of submissions and the undeniable talent of the entrants.
The glitzy event, sponsored by Metal Supermarkets, Haco Atlantic, Inc., Space Aid Manufacturing, Cosen Saws, and Ferric Machinery, served as a celebration of the artistry and innovation that define the realm of metalworking. With each project pushing the boundaries of imagination and skill, the Metal My Way competition continues to shine a spotlight on the brightest stars in the industry.
Taking home the coveted grand prize was Cindy Chinn, whose dazzling project titled 'The Peacock' mesmerized judges with its stunning display of metal artistry. James Frankland revved up the competition with his winning entry in the Best Vehicle Project category, while Nancy Bole's artistic flair shone through in the Best Artistic and Design Project.
Deborah Mitchell's furniture masterpiece captured the hearts of many, earning her the title of Best Furniture and Home Project winner. Keith Broomfield's industrial prowess impressed the judges, securing him the top spot in the Best Industrial or Shop Project category. And let's not forget about Isaiah Chevalier, whose cutting-edge skills sliced through the competition to claim the Best Knife Project award.
Winners were carefully selected based on a meticulous evaluation of criteria including complexity, creativity, craftsmanship, and ingenuity. Metal Supermarkets' President and CEO, Stephen Schober, commended the high caliber of submissions and the undeniable talent of the entrants.
The glitzy event, sponsored by Metal Supermarkets, Haco Atlantic, Inc., Space Aid Manufacturing, Cosen Saws, and Ferric Machinery, served as a celebration of the artistry and innovation that define the realm of metalworking. With each project pushing the boundaries of imagination and skill, the Metal My Way competition continues to shine a spotlight on the brightest stars in the industry.
Key Facts:
| Grand Prize Winner | Cindy Chinn won the coveted grand prize with her project 'The Peacock.' |
|---|---|
| Best Vehicle Project Winner | James Frankland won the Best Vehicle Project category. |
| Best Artistic and Design Project Winner | Nancy Bole's project showcased her artistic flair and won in the corresponding category. |
| Best Furniture and Home Project Winner | Deborah Mitchell captured hearts with her furniture masterpiece, earning the Best Furniture and Home Project title. |
| Best Industrial or Shop Project Winner | Keith Broomfield impressed judges with his industrial prowess in the Best Industrial or Shop Project category. |
| Best Knife Project Winner | Isaiah Chevalier claimed the Best Knife Project award with his cutting-edge skills. |
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