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	Some more detail	1 Relevance	15 years ago	J.J.	General discussion
	Some more detail To your response Woody, maybe I can upload a few more close-up shots of the fibers. I wasn't sure if you meant just unscrew the base or actually remove the shock mounts entirely? I'd be incredibly hesitant to do that. If there are any other recommendations, I'm open to explore them to help validate it. The Venice thing has me intrigued as well but with Woody's thoughts I'm still on the fence. Thanks guys.
	So	1 Relevance	17 years ago	Riki	General discussion
	So he wants to redo the whole middle portion? That kind of seems like overkill, however, he is probably saying that he needs to reweave all of the broken pieces all of the way around rather than just patching the one spot. Then, after he has rewoven all of the threads he will need to lacquer the whole thing so that you cannot tell the new strands from the original strands. Is there any way that you can see pictures of other things that he has fixed before you make a final decision? If it were me, I would just send it to Spanky! Her work is awesome!
	.	1 Relevance	18 years ago	HPau	General discussion
	. have you ever done any flash animations whitespike? I can see where you have done your own thing compared to working to other peoples ideas. Will you go back to graphics eventually? I remember months ago you saying you wanted to do some carpentry. I will post a room divider I'm halfway through featuring an artist friends prints in a few days, perhaps it could give you some ideas on combining the two.
	black651	1 Relevance	18 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	black651 I think your spring thing is actually a napkin holder. I have one too. I like these from IKEA. Unfortunately, the Baltimore store doesn't have them and I would have to go to College Park north of DC to get them, which is a bit too far with today's gas prices. I'll just have to wait until i'm down there for some other reason, I guess. They have a bunch that fit onto the edge of the shelf but I am not crazy about the way those look, plus then you sorta have to have the books pulled forward on the shelf. The first bookend here is $3, second is $.49, and the third is $5. Not bad.
	score card	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	score card for those keeping count it is truly a international; forum ?We have them checking in from the UK USA Canada Australia, Denmark ,Ireland, Does this forum not play in Asia,China, South America, Israel,Africa France,Germany,Czech Republic .. I have never seen any thing from these countries and would love to hear from them
	I saw some Modernica shells	1 Relevance	20 years ago	Gordrann	General discussion
	I saw some Modernica shells at a local store, and was excited to finally see them in the flesh. However, I thought they looked very obviously and visibly like injection-molded plastic, with a weird, nubbly texture, and a lack of sheen. All wrong compared to the real thing, no fiberglas texture, all one solid color. I was dissappointed.
	that is an incredible picture...	1 Relevance	20 years ago	dcwilson	General discussion
	that is an incredible picture... I had no idea some one could move a masonry structure INTACT! I love it!!! It looks like they built a set of railroad rails under the thing. Amazing. I'll think on your idea about cost vs. demolition values and if I can contribute anything thoughtful I will. We seem in agreement that the best strategy is to integrate the old into the new to create a suitable space program for today. Here, here.
	A little	1 Relevance	22 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	A little flesibility isn't necessarily a bad thing. Structurally, it can mean that the rigidity of the joints is preserved by having the material between them flex when strained. The degree to which this is allowed to happen is sometimes limited only by "human factors": the engineers of some skyscrapers would be happy to see them flex more in response to wind loads, but occupants object to more than a certain amount of swaying! SDR
	.	1 Relevance	22 years ago	azurechicken (USA)	General discussion
	. "County" says one thing, "Modern" quite another,modern just happens to say more to me.Olive, we have the erstatz southwest look here coyotes with bandanas around the neck,life size cut outs of cowboys leaning against posts,rotting wagon wheels half buried in a cacti beds.Jakey,Sheridan sounds like he might be gay,wonder what his flat is like...
	color balance	1 Relevance	23 years ago	Agi	General discussion
	color balance well, curtains are orange - so that makes it actually warmer. But as I'm really into this contrast thing, I'm considering to change them to another b&w item. I'll try to attach a photo of it later (haven't got any at the mo). Speaking about feeling depressed - no. My doubt was about affecting you living in a room like this for a long term. Maybe the solution is to change colors radically once in a year? What do you think?
	RE: Dressing table ID help please	1 Relevance	6 years ago	slc.123	Identification
	Thank you Reamie! I would never have found that out without you.... it's like you need a degree in this kind of thing! I didn't pay that much for it as the seller didn't know who it was by, I think I paid around £400 a few years ago. I am moving house and won't have room for this so selling on Ebay if anyone is interested. Starting price £200, so bargain. Just search under Ølholm Møbelfabrik and it should pop up, for any dealers out there. It is A1 condition and no scratches or marks. Delivery only within UK though unfortunately.
	RE: Removing mold stain on wood	1 Relevance	6 years ago	DrPoulet	Repair
	@wesemael. Thanks a lot for the tip. I will try this product! You can also buy oxalyc acid in shops like Leroy Merlin or Castorama, no need to go to the pharmacy (at least in France) I have used oxalic acid once a few months ago and it works fantastic to brighten wood. If anyone reading this is tempted to try, please make sure you wear adequate protection (gloves and goggles), this thing is nasty! Really.
	.	1 Relevance	15 years ago	HPau	General discussion
	. ...and just for laughs (and fastfwd) and for the OP...patience good sir, its doesn't take long to get a collection of good things together, be vigilant and avoid the second rate stuff if you're not planning on dealing, write down a list of what you need first and then when you see one of those items at a good price, perhaps at a garage sale or elsewhere ask yourself if you can live with that thing for the rest of your life.
	Niceguy^	1 Relevance	16 years ago	MadHaus	General discussion
	Niceguy^ also the leather really isn't bad at all, in-fact many collectors look for leather like this model has, the seat is in great shape, the only bad leather is the ottoman. And for the whole selling thing...I dont do much of that cause im not a dealer, just an Enthusiast, but I might actually sell my Newer Eames Lounge chair and make some of my money back, and just keep this one as my prized possession
	My Eyes! My Eyes!	1 Relevance	18 years ago	Olive	General discussion
	My Eyes! My Eyes! It burns! This this the exact type of thing I dread when I move to New Mexico. They Southwest-ify just about everything! Although I was in a woman's home out there that was done up in full-on totally over the top Victoriana...in an adobe!!!! That hurt my eyes pretty badly as well. I felt a bit queasy, especially since I was stuck complimenting her on her decorating...shudder...