When Charlie isn't at school, he's welding thousand dollar scrap sculptures
Charlie Guiver, 14, picked up his fist drill when he was two and has since honed his craft as a sculptor using scrap metal — recently selling one for $8,000.
Charlie Guiver, 14, picked up his fist drill when he was two and has since honed his craft as a sculptor using scrap metal — recently selling one for $8,000.
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Charlie Guiver, 14, picked up his fist drill when he was two and has since honed his craft as a sculptor using scrap metal — recently selling one for $8,000.
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