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	Pretty excited about these;	1 Relevance	12 years ago	TheMidCenturyBeehive	General discussion
	Pretty excited about these; best thing I've grabbed in a while. From a shop, but still a good deal.
	clock	1 Relevance	13 years ago	rockybird	General discussion
	clock Yes, Eameshead the rim is also yellowing, but doesnt appear as bad or at least as noticeable. Look at my orange one - it is so white. I am wondering if the previous owner whitened it and how? The only thing is the sticker is still on the face. I have the star face in the sun right now with the retrobright soln. on it. I am a little nervous, but figure if the worst happens, hopefully it can be fixed...
	UV	1 Relevance	13 years ago	SX-70	General discussion
	UV Just got off the phone with the importer for Scan-Care. There apparently isn't any UV light blocking stuff in it. Perhaps this is a good thing but I have some furniture in fairly sunny spots. Anyone have a product they like with UV protection? This product looks promising: http://www.thefurnitureconnoisseur.com/Teak-Oil.html
	Dear Kbrules66,	1 Relevance	13 years ago	kin1117	General discussion
	Dear Kbrules66, I think I paid $160. Very good deal I think. Though light weight, very solid construction. The only thing I say one needs to be aware of is the canvas right beneath the thighs tends to receive more wear because the cushion tends to slip towards the back of the chair. What I do is tugging the cushion out after use.
	I think such a question just agrivates (is that correct?)	1 Relevance	13 years ago	bj	General discussion
	I think such a question just agrivates (is that correct?) people on forum such as this. And I think that's very logical. I would advise you ask your question elsewhere. If I couldn't afford the real thing, I would search for something in my budget or vintage. Reproduction is lazy and doesn't reward the designer or original producer.
	Im not very knowledgeable on...	1 Relevance	14 years ago	bobbdavs (UK)	General discussion
	Im not very knowledgeable on... Im not very knowledgeable on this type of thing, but it might be worth looking at italian artists such as Guido Gambone or Elio Schiavon. Theres a couple of bits on ebay which look kind of similar to your dish. Hope this helps you with your research. Good luck.
	I would look at	1 Relevance	15 years ago	glassartist	General discussion
	I would look at works by Hugh Acton and Kurt Thut. Both did that double bar thing, Acton doing quite a few pieces in this manner. Sadly, the internet is largely populated by images of his suspended beam bench and little else. having a second glance at your pics, what are those little diamond thingys?
	tktoo	1 Relevance	15 years ago	Spanky	General discussion
	tktoo Alan Fears started a new thread about this in which he confirmed that he was the seller of the painted thing above and in which he linked to another ebay listing of a rosewood sideboard in original condition. He said something like "Is this better? More simple...minded?" But now the thread is gone. Hope this clears up any confusion.
	Rockland,	1 Relevance	16 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	Rockland, are the units sized so that some or all of the brackets will coincide with studs @ 16" o.c. ? I can't imagine wanting to hang this kind of thing just from sheetrock -- no matter the fasteners ! Am I nuts ? There is shear (down force) + withdrawal (overturning, away from the wall) imposed on the brackets . . .
	Geez -- nice !	1 Relevance	16 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	Geez -- nice ! Wish I could do photoshop -- I might give up building furniture (or even models) altogether. . . Looks good. Of the two, I really like the all-black one. The other suffers only by comparison; the front legs seem divorced from the back ones, making it seem like the whole thing might fall apart ? Not much of a complaint -- but the all-black is perfection !
	Thanks, Olive--	1 Relevance	17 years ago	william-holden-...	General discussion
	Thanks, Olive-- but I'm looking for something beefier-- solid wool (or a blend) with a well-defined weave. I've always referred to the thing I'm looking for as "homespun"--but maybe I'm using the wrong terminology. The below Ebay auction is close-- maybe I'll buy some. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=150255451297&ssPageNa...
	the_beloved	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	the_beloved quoting the wisdom of Olive it might do you some good to follow her advise and I quote Olive...... please go download some nice swedish porn movies and get the whole thing out of your system. or if you can not figure out how to do that check out ....COM (edited by DA because if you are looking for this kind of site, DA is not quite the right place!)
	Paint ?	1 Relevance	19 years ago	moto modernist	General discussion
	Paint ? I think your apartment looks fantastic. It's really well balanced and every piece seems to have a place or purpose which i think is not easy if one is a collector and there are other things you own which have to end up in storage. CLUTTER is certain DEATH ! The red thing's certainly not noticeable and if your concerned about it why not embrace it as a recurring theme. By the way....if you were permitted to paint , what colours would you use ?
	From a Mac,	1 Relevance	19 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	From a Mac, you use the images in iPhoto and export them to "sites" or "documents." Then go to photobucket and upload them. Then use the URL of each photo and put it in your message (not the web link) here, surrounded by " " In front of that put: img src= then surround the whole thing with Note that the only space is in img src If that doesn't work, you can paste the URL into the "associated web link" box -- include http://
	I'm inspired	1 Relevance	20 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	I'm inspired Perhaps I should take a basic ceramics course to get a little hands on experience. Understanding the theory is one thing but the practical experience would be invaluable. Even a little slab construction should teach me something about shrinkage and fit. Thanks again Koen. . . . and Patrick your latest drawing looks like an inside out vesion of what I was trying to describe.