They almost look like snakes. I wonder how they would look painted to look like funky reptiles.

My first thought is "are they flexible enough to shape (or coil)?" I'm thinking like a braided rug to start with a small center and go round & round, flat piece...could end up being an interesting table top or plant holder?? Use pieces of wire to hold springs together as you wrap them around.

Looks like an interesting recycling project of some sort! Jeanne S.

Garden stakes to hang lights, wind chimes or other object's d'art on.

Are they springs?? They actually look like curled rebar from the picture....hmmmmm. They look like giant antenna for a butterfly or the beginnings of a large dangly project...with glass and prisms, etc.

These are from the inside of an auger that you use to dig holes for fence posts. They are not real flexible. A table top would be awsome but I don't think I could get it in a tight enough curl. Garden stakes - humm. I could slip them over 3 stakes and make a teepee for a vine. Or weld them on a metal surface like a disk blade and make a teepee without a stake. Would be an interesting sculpture and bring some height to the garden.

Hmmm... those look very much like what the guy used when he cleaned out our septic lines! Altho I don't think they were that thick. Never seen a post hole auger that thin. Of course I don't claim to be an expert on everything! Or even very much! LOL

Seriously, they look like really good material for welding a wonderful garden sculpture.

Or if you need a low fence that's 47' long you could support them on "something" and use them as a one rail fence.

Hope you show us what you do with them. They are interesting for sure.