Until it just won't let the metal pass through.

So you can feel it's kind of tight in there.

Yeah.

All right.

And then we want to take it.

We want to move it about a half a turn.

Okay.

And then we're going to make sure they're going to hold it here at the end.

You want me to hold it?

Sure.

And you're going to hold it in there and make sure it grabs it.

And then you're going to crank this wheel forward.

Okay.

And push it in.

So you can crank.

Got it.

Put some put some muscle into it.

There we go.

All right.

So it comes out the other end.

And this one has a little bit of it.

So we need to clamp it down a little bit more, but you can see where it took that edge that we have.

You can't pattern going in there.

So would you use this for something like jewelry or absolutely?

Um you would take that and you can cut it out with that texture on it and do whatever you wanted with it.

Turn it into a band of a ring, turn it into earrings, put enamel over the top of it, and bring out that pattern even more.

The texture in the metal makes the enamel come out even more because it settles in the crevices.

Gotcha.

It's so interesting to learn all about it.

Well, all of this is just so cool.

It's so interesting learning about all the different and unique things that you can do here at Metro Arts.

And you said a lot of good things about Metro Arts, how you can explore different mediums, and you don't have to have years of art experience to try anything here.

Thank you.

Thanks for coming out and joining us and showing everybody what we do here.

Yeah, yeah.

Well, unfortunately, that's all the time we've got for now, but I know I can't wait to come back here and keep getting more crafty at Metro Arts Community Center.

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I'm Kevin Kramer.

This is uh June twenty second.

It is about three oh one, three oh two.

Um this is the special meeting, the budget committee.

We have several items on the agenda today.

Um I am without objection gonna take the agenda slightly out of order.

Um we will hear item number one, then we will move to items three and four, and then move back to item number two.

So for those who are listening, item one is the IRB, items three and four are the operating budget and the capital budget, and then item two is the um ordinance around the um adverb ad velorum tax.

So that's just that's where we'll be.

All right.

So um I'm joining chambers by my vice chair, Councilman Marcus Winkler, joined also in chambers by councilwoman Chapel, Councilwoman Hawkins, Councilman Joseph, Councilman Herndon, Councilman Leninger, joined online by Councilman Owen, Councilman Piagentini, and Councilwoman Parrish Wright.

Um I'm watching to see if anyone else comes in.

Seeing no one.

Um, Madam Clerk, if you could please read into the record the meeting notice.

This meeting is being held pursuant to KRS 61.826 in Council Rule 5A read in full.

Thank you.

Um great.

So the first item on the agenda is ordinance 1742.

This is an ordinance of the Louisville Jefferson County Metro government authorizing the issuance of its health system revenue bonds to Norton Healthcare Inc.

series 2026 in one or more series in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed 750 million.

Um the proceeds the proceeds of which shall be loaned to Norton Healthcare Inc.

to pay or reimburse Norton Healthcare Inc.