Search result for: di frutta
| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Cruz and Fiorina? Now there | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Eameshead | Off topic | |
| Cruz and Fiorina? Now there is a collectable bumper sticker. Only someone as ghastly as The Donald could cause such a ludicrous pairing. Hail Mary indeed. (Or should I just stick with the basic "Oh Jesus"?) It's gonna be Trump proudly carrying the banner of the white right this year. C'mon Evangelicals, what about peace and love and understanding? Something is wrong when Ted Nugent likes you. And what about Trump's running mate? I can't wait! He should just double down and go with the other one-dimensional gimmick named Sarah. Call it a wrap. Trump love tanning goggles. | |||||
| Taking | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| Taking Koen's words into account, I can imagine that the best version of this table would include a steel dowel, as that would be the strongest, as well as the most dimensionally consistent, provision. I can also imagine that the table could be provided with a hardwood dowel of an equal length [I am waiting for the dimension of this pin to be provided by some kind soul] and would think that this COULD be more than structurally adequate. But I would be very interested to know how Herman Miller have made this table, from the time of their earliest prototypes ... | |||||
| Thanks for calling designers attention to public vs. private... | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | dcwilson | General discussion | |
| Thanks for calling designers attention to public vs. private rights...Part 4 A single family home gives a familiar example of this distribution of rights. Citizen A owns the private property interest in the property right that controls the space that includes the house (technically speaking, real estate is property rights to use and enjoyment of space delineated by fixed points on earth). The sovereign (in America the people or the public) retains the right to tax, police and condemn it. So even in the sanctity of ones own wholly owned home, one is sharing ... | |||||
| I can't advise on places, but I can pass on | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | dcwilson | General discussion | |
| I can't advise on places, but I can pass on a technique for viewing Berlin a former neighbor of mine found fascinating. He collected images of locations of Berlin before WWII and after WWII and coded them on a map of Berlin. Don't ask me how he did it, for he's moved away and I've lost track of him. I'm sure there are probably urban design or architecture books that consider before and after the war Berlin. Why do I suggest this? Because it is fabulously enriching to be able do distinguish how a city came to be what it is at the time you are in it. Every cit ... | |||||
| The butterfly key in the | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | leif ericson - Zephyr Renner | General discussion | |
| The butterfly key in the bottom left of the photo looks like it is perhaps split. But I somehow suspect that the table top is not solid wood. I suspect that it is veneer over a dimensionally stable substrate. The grain looks a lot like veneer to me. And, if the maker were going to risk this table in solid wood, it is hard to believe it would be executed in such wide flat sawn boards, which is just asking for cupping (instead of narrower quarter sawn boards for the greater dimensional stability). | |||||
| three more | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | kate kaplan | General discussion | |
| three more product sheets, and we are getting toward the end of these .. l1flafly, that "trick table" is great - I think the designer, Seymour Robins, was the source of the interlocking paper - three dimensional Christmas cards we got every year. As with all the Designed for Moderns/New dimensions stuff, I wonder not only how much survived, but how much was ever produced. The trick table shows up in a couple of ads, so there must have been some ... there are more trays in the metal mesh - will post pictures later | |||||
| Visible fasteners | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| Visible fasteners aren't ALWAYS a sign of inferior work; sometimes they're part of the expression. Not sure how to read this piece. The structural form is odd, seeming to owe more to some notion of dimensional modularity than to common sense. | |||||
| Yea i measured with a scrap... | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | juanearl | General discussion | |
| ... about factors in dimensional change, and it's really interesting. I always assumed that denser woods contract/expand less, buts its the opposite due to cell density. After reading this I'm not sure if maple is the best choice. Might go with a fir. Now I see why so many expansion leaf tables use pine species for the guides. | |||||
| Unlike | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| ... 2 and 3 1/2 inches (do I have that right, AZ ?) and the square-sectioned legs are of the SAME diMENSION (width or thickness) as the aprons. Overall dimensions vary considerably; everything from occasional, to cocktail, to sofa, to dining tables and desks have been designed in this format. All surfaces are plain and flush. This makes an object that looks like something designed by Sol LeWitt or Donald Judd -- or the architects of the Bauhaus ? It has a universality or neutrality/anonymity that seems to me at odds with all the eclectic decorators who latche ... | |||||
| Virtually | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| ... is subject to changes in dimension as it is exposed to moisture. So, what you want to do is keep wood dry, to the extent possible. Wiping water off of finished wood promptly, and keeping it free of accumulation of dirt and dust, is the best way to preserve it. Lacquer, polyurethane, oil, wax. . .any of these can be an appropriate moist-environment wood finish. The first two require only the maintenance mentioned; the latter two will need periodic renewal. Wax can water-spot but can be repaired with application of mineral spirit (paint thinner) and/or more ... | |||||
| Threes are a proven, pleasing organic composition...Pt. 2 | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | dcwilson | General discussion | |
| Threes are a proven, pleasing organic composition...Pt. 2 Some guys work in fours. I suspect part of the reason Joseph Albers picked squares rather than triangles as the forms to work out his color studies is because he wanted to admit the three dimensions plus explictily call attention to a fourth dimension of color. Had he wanted to work with time and color, perhaps he would have worked in pentagons. No doubt other factors drove his choice of squares too...probably the total symmetry of squares allows the eye to more effortlessly perceive the interplay of ... | |||||
| Explanation of Chinese price | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | Joe Lau2 | General discussion | |
| ... new modern classic items but we are just making replica.not original vintages.we are not capable to buy vintages from retailers because the price is awful to us. All I will do is just improve the material and techology. for example. First we are deciding to produce a replica of Barcelona chair,that we will copy the dimension from the vintage website.then we use 304 stainless steel and imported italian leather,UK fire resistant foam.we even want to calculate the angle.we manufacture a frame from one factory,then make the chair in another factory. Because we ... | |||||
| Just an amateur here, but... | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | cdsilva | General discussion | |
| Just an amateur here, but... Just an amateur here, but might I recommend starting in the middle of the backrest with roughly the midpoint of the rope, then work your way to each end. This would ensure that your middle strands are vertical, and cut your "compounding" dimensional errors in half. It may also be easier to get a tight wrap going smaller, rather than larger. | |||||
| Why. | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | tktoo | General discussion | |
| Why. Numero uno: Cost. Second: Composite panels provide enough dimensional stability so that designs need not be constrained by traditional construction techniques for allowing movement caused by seasonal changes in relative humidity. | |||||
| The poor thing has suffered, no doubt. | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | tktoo | General discussion | |
| ... large lathe-turnings in order to combat the kinds of dimensional changes that would occur in a normal domestic environment, but extremes will often defeat even the best construction. Still, the stool looks entirely serviceable to me. A little tarting up should do the trick nicely, don't you agree? | |||||
If you need any help, please contact us at – info@designaddict.com