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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| There are specialized tools | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | tktoo | Repair | |
| There are specialized tools made for safely removing these that your favorite local automotive repair shop might be willing to lend. Otherwise, work in a contained area (free of valuables or loved ones) so that you can find the damned thing when you finally pry it loose and it attempts to achieve orbit after bouncing off one or both of your eyes. | |||||
| Thank you Leif Ercson, you | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | we.r.1 | General discussion | |
| Thank you Leif Ercson, you nailed it...! It is Sigvard Bernadotte Teak Lounge Armchair for France & Daverkosen. I bought these from an immigrant family from Europe here in California. I think the reason it does not have the brass signature plate of the importer is because they brought these themselves around sixty years ago. One thing that puzzles me is that that there are no other signs underneath. Thanks again. | |||||
| Hey Tchp | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | bj | General discussion | |
| Hey Tchp Got that Wegner issue also, about a month ago. There's a shop in Antwerp selling all thing scandinavian, it's quite hipster-oriented, but this lay between the other articles.. Quite nicely published, no? I like the quality of the paper, bounding and photographs. Also, I was thinking about making/drawing a folding chair for outdoors and am now very much inspired by the many variations in the book. | |||||
| ------------- | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | objectworship | General discussion | |
| ------------- Link below to the thing if ya'll don't wanna click too much. I notice you haven't posted a review yet... This is totally infuriating, even disregarding the fraud a fine clock has been ruined... with nail polish. Disgusting. I hope you find a resolution, thanks for sharing the lesson- http://www.etsy.com/transaction/194620074? | |||||
| Is it safe? | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | tktoo | General discussion | |
| Is it safe? Ha, Robert! I like the Sean Connery thing you've got going. You look even more like a movie cop there than you did in the west coast pic and goodness knows we could use one around here lately! Mark, to be completely honest, I gave up olives or twists when I quit cocktails in general. I've become a confirmed whisky drinker, though I will admit to a weakness for an expertly mixed mojito on hot evenings. | |||||
| . | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | HPau | General discussion | |
| . I wish you'd post your work more often, no one would think you were being immodest to have photos in their own thread, that sort of thing would make a fantastic fixed screen for restaurants etc, I just saw the modelling for Jamie Olivers new project here and was amazed at how bad the concept renders were, if you need to some photorealistic images to present to customers I'd happily do it for you, most furniture models are a 20 minute job. | |||||
| LRF, I don't think anyone... | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | Sound & Design | General discussion | |
| LRF, I don't think anyone... LRF, I don't think anyone is really blaming Oil for all our problems. However, Oil does have a massive PR problem. People want low cost, environmentally responsible/safe even healthy energy. Ask anyone on the street, they'll say "no more oil". The technology is there whether Hybrid, Hydrogen or even compressed air (google it). The demand for this is beyond anything I can remember...and we want it NOW. So much so, my enthusiasm and optimism for the future is bolder than ever. Phasing out Oil is the best thing for everyone...yes, even for Oil businessman if they allow themselves to transition into a new era. We all appreciate you LRF! | |||||
| thanks! | 1 Relevance | 18 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| thanks! they had fairly limited wall space, but had some spaces in mind for specific paintings, otherwise my boyfriend helps me hang my work... I think about it too much so I usually rather have someone else do it! The DWR in Minneapolis is really great though - they invite local artists & furniture design students to show there on regular basis and don't take a commission. I wonder if other cities' DWRs do the same thing... | |||||
| I'm not certain SDR that... | 1 Relevance | 20 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| I'm not certain SDR that... I'm not certain SDR that this is always the case. The ambitions of certain individuals, poorly applied, can be a very dangerous thing, especially when the sheep have become so easily sold on their slaughter. Adaptation today is a quality that is most relevent to politicians and fast food vendors, to those whose ideas are typically void of anything even close to resembling substance. It is strangely the noisiest among us who often have the least to say. | |||||
| this house still has a chance in my budget.... | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | (dmd) | General discussion | |
| this house still has a chance in my budget.... realistic......I'm growing more attracted to new pre-fab houses available. Very simple.......hardest thing is trying to find enough property to build on without moving too far away from the city. I'm giving it my best effort trying to convince my wife to move into this one (2900 sq.ft version). Maybe after three-four years I'll wear her down. here is the link.....www.rocioromero.com http://www.dmd-id.com | |||||
| RE: Lockdown Blues | 1 Relevance | 6 years ago | tktoo2 | Off topic | |
| @lexi, Thank you. I thought so about the pie. I have my 'Blizzard of '78' stories, too. I'd share those, but my daughters' eyes would involuntarily roll ...wherever they are. In short, I didn't make it back to my home (or change clothes) for 4 days. Neither did half the refugees I was stuck with. Good thing the kindly barkeep took us in or we'd have had to spend all that time sober! | |||||
| RE: Wrapping front rail on Wegner CH23 | 1 Relevance | 8 years ago | mychairs63 | Repair | |
| Before I discovered that one, I used one that I cut myself out of 1/4 plywood (dimensions below). You don't have to sand it and make it perfectly smooth and splinter-free the way you do for shuttles used in weaving fabric, which would be like the two you pictured. Paper cord is tough stuff and can stand up to unsanded plywood. The important thing is that the shuttle is thin itself because it needs to go through some tight spots and it can be quite thick when loaded up with paper cord (which is thicker and less compactable than most yarn/thread used in weaving fabric).The shuttle in your first photo is the type used in weaving fabric and I think it is actually thrown through the weft threads on the loom, at least when the fabric is wider than arm's reach. The second one is closer to what you need for paper cord, though i wouldn't go with the curved cutouts. Straight is better---you can wrap the cord in straight rows on it to get the most compact thickness when full. You want to be able to load it up with as much cord as possible but still have it not be too thick to pass between rung and rail.(I like the black plastic thing because of the super handy notches on the ends--you can unwind a yard or two to work with and notch it in place, then throw the shuttle around as needed without a whole lot more coming unwound and getting tangled up.) Would you be able to send me a photo of your hand-made shuttle and the measurements? I am in a bit of a tizz as I have began rewarping the CH23 H.Wegner chair.Thank you so much.Nuria | |||||
| Hmm, I dunno the pink version kinda has an appeal | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | Olive | General discussion | |
| Hmm, I dunno the pink version kinda has an appeal A, 'so ugly it's cool kind of a thing.' The redo is, of couse, way better , but there's something about the pink room that kind of appeals to me in an 80's/bad deco revival kind of way... | |||||
| I can't tell you how many of | 1 Relevance | 9 years ago | leif ericson - Zephyr Renner | General discussion | |
| I can't tell you how many of this style of industrial table I have seen that is built wrong with no regard for wood movement. And these are ultra high priced tables. Plenty of Danish design borders on that look, just make sure the thing is actually built to last if you want to have the top not split or bow in the first few years. If you plan to burn it for firewood next Christmas, then buy it regardless. | |||||
| Danish chair. Anyone help with make/designer? | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Can anyone assist with the likely designer/make of this chair? I probably paid too much but i liked it and that is the main thing. Many thanks. | |||||
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