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	It's disappointing, though...	2 Relevance	15 years ago	fastfwd	General discussion
	It's disappointing, though... ... that these real Nelson designs are so much less attractive than the faux-Nelson Frank and Son pieces.
	that's the most disappointing...	2 Relevance	15 years ago	Cream and Chrome	General discussion
	that's the most disappointing... that's the most disappointing video i've seen for a while. I was all excited too.
	It's disappointing	2 Relevance	15 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	It's disappointing to me to see the name Kuba applied to an unsophisticated and inauthentic pattern. Here's a bit of the real thing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vkucasfv2Sk&NR=1
	These commercial photos are indeed disappointing	2 Relevance	16 years ago	Gustaf	General discussion
	These commercial photos are indeed disappointing but it is probably/hopefully too early to draw any conclusions on the finish until we see other pics. I found one on the Herman Miller blog, taken at the ICFF, see the first image below. It's a bad shot, but at least I think they look less artifical there. As for the pulls, the second image is from an old Treadway auction. I don't know if the pulls are original, but at least it seems as if there were other options than the top mounted pulls in Lunchbox's picture, or there would have been marks from them? I thi ...
	Discarded water kettle	2 Relevance	8 years ago	_	General discussion
	A disarded water kettle designed by Michael Lax in 1962 for Copco. The auction buyer of the contents of a storage facility only took the largest & the shiniest objects & left everything that had collected decades of dust. The Chemex was also found in the rejects pile. https://www.moma.org/collection/works/1847
	Disassambling Moller Chair #75	2 Relevance	6 years ago	Browkin	Repair
	Hi folks, working currently on some moller chairs, no 75. The left leg on one chair was damaged by a dog bites and I would like to change that leg. Fortunately, I have another broken chair that I could use the leg of. Never disassambled a chair before. Do I need for this just a hot air gun and a rubber mallet? Is there anything else I should take into consideration? Many thanks for your help.
	RE: Disassambling Moller Chair #75	2 Relevance	6 years ago	tktoo2	Repair
	I'm sure that @leif-ericson knows about these. It's possible (if not probable) that the seat rail tenons interlock inside the legs determining proper order of assembly/disassembly. I think there were photos posted in a past thread on the topic if you can find it in the archive. Steady but gentle heat, steam, hot water, rubber mallet are all helpful.
	RE: Disassambling Moller Chair #75	2 Relevance	6 years ago	Browkin	Repair
	Thank you very much. Sounds more complicated than I thought. But since all moller chairs I have had had surprisingly stable chair frames despite they were 50-60 year old, I expected disassambling this will be not easy. I'll give it a try and see how far I can get. Will try not to split any legs.
	RE: Disassambling Moller Chair #75	2 Relevance	6 years ago	mvc	Repair
	Hey guys, it is irresponsible to advise someone to disassemble a chair - moreover with non-professional advices - if he has never done it before! @Browkin, it is highly recommended not to disassemble the chair! You risk completely damaging the chair if you've never done this before. It's real craftsmanship, you can't just do it incidentally if you have no idea about it. cdsilva's suggestion is the best solution. You can get a very good result with his proposal.
	I would disassemble it where	2 Relevance	10 years ago	leif ericson - Zephyr Renner	Identification
	I would disassemble it where it unscrews for ease of cleaning.
	Mystery Huge room divider / bookcase / wall unit	2 Relevance	10 years ago	Danish-homestore.com	Identification
	... the base middle and top shelves stopping it from flexing sideways or collapsing. There are no tools required to assemble or disassemble it. It is entirely slot together and when complete stands rock solid. Not a movement sideways! The shelves have a shamferred front edge while the back is raised so you dont push books off / right though. There are absolutely no makers marks or any other indications of manufacture (no where to hide them) Bought in Denmark and given me head aches ever since trying to find it as it is so well thought out as not to be home mad ...
	Finn Juhl 137 chair seat disassembly question	2 Relevance	16 years ago	Modern Love	General discussion
	I need disassemble and ship a Finn Juhl 137 "japan chair". disassembling the frame was quite easy, but I am left with the seat. The seat "appears" to be 2 panels joined together, but I don't know how they are joined as it is hidden under the upholstery. I assumed it was a tongue and groove sort of connection, but the panels don't budge when I try to pull them apart. Are there some hidden screws, or do I just need to be more forceful?
	IKEA SKRUVSTA Swivel Chair- How to disassemble?	2 Relevance	17 years ago	Tammy819	General discussion
	Like the other posts, I cannot figure out how to remove the seat from the post on which this chair sits/swivels. I need to return the SEAT part to the store, and customer service (on the phone) has no idea how to disassemble this product. Merely pulling on it is not working. Does anybody know? Thanks.
	Does it disassemble so the	2 Relevance	10 years ago	leif ericson - Zephyr Renner	General discussion
	Does it disassemble so the factory could ship it in a little box? Or is it one piece? And where in the world was it when you found it?
	disassemble tulip armchair	2 Relevance	16 years ago	afshar	General discussion
	hello I've read several threads about this subject on the forum. however I can't seem to find how to disassemble mine. the reason why I want to take it apart is because it's sitting very loose on the aluminium base. as you can see in the picture it's missing some screws. In the picture there are 3 screws still in place, but recently another one came loose and now it's very risky to sit on. I've read about a c-clamp or spring clips that needs to be removed to separate the base from the seat. however when I look at mine I see a black rubber ring that's around ...