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#	Post Title	Result Info	Date	User	Forum
	Thanks for your response	1 Relevance	15 years ago	mario	General discussion
	Thanks for your response similar in look and construction but no matching example. I purchased it from an heir who's mother was in the arts, every thing she had was top notch American modern but this chair reminds me of fritz hansen like production.
	Virtueaudio	1 Relevance	15 years ago	glassartist	General discussion
	Virtueaudio The first link fastforward put up is a good example of what I am trying in my incompetent way to express. The PBS thing is clever and funny on it's own, but to me comes off as mean in the context of an ID thread. Also the issue of who knows what has nothing to do with my OP. Feel free to ignore what may just be over sensitivity on my part.
	Oh just the general desire of the human race	1 Relevance	16 years ago	Olive	General discussion
	Oh just the general desire of the human race to want more more more more more more. And they do use both metals for more than jewelry and plumbing you know 😉 And chill on the google thing, eh? We all know how to use it, but sometimes discussion and Q&A is enjoyable. Also using a much hated emoticon here to indicate that I am saying this pleasantly and in good humor 🙂
	Thanks!	1 Relevance	17 years ago	TK	General discussion
	Thanks! Thanks, fastfwd! Mine is an older one, with flo-tilt. I already contacted Graham Mancha and he explained the exact same thing. He said he could make a missing cylinder only if he had a pattern. I will contact this store you recommended now. Thanks again!
	Wow.	1 Relevance	18 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	Wow. Riki is a major babe ! Thanks for the toast -- and the pics of your manse. Keep em coming folks -- we can do this thing ! Good to see Lloyd's cheerful mug, too -- nice greens there. Thanks to all for making the holidays brighter. . .
	Happy birthday	1 Relevance	18 years ago	Danish-homestore.com	General discussion
	Happy birthday Well it has to be said that a good thing is worth celebrating. Will be having a beer or two while relaxing in Copenhagen and Tivoli on Saturday. Now you are only 8 years younger than us. no hat yet but does my motorbike helmet count?? Simon
	Ah dc	1 Relevance	20 years ago	vivienne	General discussion
	Ah dc I am enlightened.Thanks for your explanation and as i am always willing to learn i will get on the net and look deeper into this bamboo thing.I dont think that i will be following this trend however as i would feel i was depriving a family of pandas of their next meal!,(are there any panda families left?).Im off to take up archery.
	I nice quote indeed...	1 Relevance	20 years ago	koen	General discussion
	I nice quote indeed... ..and with great respect for the writer of "vol de nuit"(my favorite) I would like to add that even by taking away as much as possible, you do not reach perfection, in fact the nicest thing any product should achieve is not to be perfect but to be human
	First, take a deep breath.	1 Relevance	20 years ago	Monochrome	General discussion
	First, take a deep breath. Then think about the steps it would take to become some variety of interior designer. How urgently do you need to make the change? Is the school thing a real or a perceived issue? Your marketing skill will help a lot. And, trust me, at 45, you're just a kid.
	Bicycle Design	1 Relevance	21 years ago	barry	General discussion
	Bicycle Design I came across a bike des. 1946 in plywood which is interesting and I remembered this discussion so I posted the drawing. Sort of a fun thing. http://www.flickr.com/photos/74383823@N00/show/
	Why?	1 Relevance	23 years ago	Olive	General discussion
	Why? Betty, from other postings of yours that I've read, it doesn't seem to me that you are enjoying reading what we write here. This thread seems to indicate the same thing. If you feel this way about the DA people, why do you come here? I'm afraid I don't understand why you spend the time here if you derive no pleasure from it.
	RE: Wood identification	1 Relevance	7 years ago	cdsilva	Identification
	Still collecting. I’ve always been a value collector, where I’m constantly looking for pieces that slip under the radar. If not many of those pop up, then I can go a while without buying anything. Next thing you know a bunch of good stuff pops up all at once on Craigslist, and I’m driving all over town trying to beat everyone else to the pot of gold.
	RE: DA old timers	1 Relevance	7 years ago	SDR	Off topic
	Thanks, tk. Very sensible. I could imagine that Mark found the new situation here forbidding or even inaccessible---as I did for quite a while. Or he may simply have moved on. Perhaps we will do the same. He is missed, in any event. Do let us know of your projects and thoughts, as before. Are there other threads here that you frequent ? Is there still a "Last thing you made" department ? Best---S
	soap finish	1 Relevance	18 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	soap finish I lived in Denmark for a year and wanted to replicate the soap finish when I got home. My understanding from what Danish friends told me was that the lye brings the yellow pigment in the wood to the surface and the soap (often mixed with white pigment) fills the grain of the wood and keeps dirt from working its way in. Anyway, I tried lye crystals in water and it did indeed turn the wood very yellow, but I wasn't sure what to do next. Sand the yellow off? I looked all over the internet for stateside sources for the commercial lye and soap finishing products but couldn't find a thing. Finally I had my husband get some on a business trip to Denmark (Tripp Trapp brand, I think). Pretty much the same thing happened---wood turned really yellow and the pigmented soap did nothing to mask it. Somehow that yellow has got to go away first. Our Danish friends said that good ol' Ivory soap flakes dissolved in water will work for the soap part. I think the pigment is just titanium white, which you can buy in paint stores. I was experimenting with pine, by the way, which I believe has a lot more yellow pigment in it than the woods you're using.
	DrPoulet - thanks. I thought	1 Relevance	10 years ago	AMF	Identification
	DrPoulet - thanks. I thought the same thing about the numbers, but I've seen numbers on other wishbones that don't connect to when the chairs were created. I've sent Carl Hansen a note.