http://kayweberartstudio.com
“Paper cut is my passion and its one of the oldest art forms, that can be traced back to AD 105, when paper was invented in China.
When I choose a paper, I usually go by its contents. Like a sculptor, I vision the 3D aspect of the idea: the artwork already within the paper.
Texture and color have to correspond with theme and image. I work, mostly with paper but sometimes I utilize metal sheet as well.
Over a decade ago, I started out creating little bookmarks, which quickly grew out into large art pieces. Earth, Nature and its gods, along with a long ribbon of myth and storytelling are some of the resources I use in my themes.
My scissors drawings interwove multi-cultural stories of folk tradition and mythology. I like to give them a modern appeal and design within my work.”
Kay Weber
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Set up, operate, or tend machines to saw, cut, shear, slit, punch, crimp, notch, bend, or straighten metal or plastic material. 
The new Snap Table 7000 notching, shearing and hemming 1 3/4″ snap lock. Also available for many other standing seam and snap lock profiles. 
Shearing, corner-notching and bending 0.050″ Aluminum sheet metal to replicate a Donald Judd Lehni sculpture! Using my DiAcro 12″ finger brake, 12″ shear, 6″ notcher and a small punch press
The Metalpro MP4000 and MP4500 Ironworkers are essential for any metal fabrication shop. Ironworkers can shear, bend, notch and punch steel.