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| Thanks for the pics. I don't ... | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Thanks for the pics. I don't ... Thanks for the pics. I don't see how these brackets would attach to the uprights. My cabinets must have been mounted differently if you see my pics. I am starting to think that simple metal dowels inserted into the side holes on the uprights would be what my cabinets would mount on? Do your uprights only have holes on the sides like mine? thanks, george | |||||
| moral duty | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | Eameshead | General discussion | |
| ... one definition of authenticity. This same respect for restraint happens in art, and in my own work, but it is not connected to reasons of practicality. Actually the opposite. (Funny how the same principle works differently in terms of practical application vs art for art's sake) I make things "just to see them happen", with no eye whatsoever towards the practical aspect of scale. And no concern with selling. Happy when something does sell of course, but whatever. Perhaps teaching has allowed me to make a living, and also allowed me the luxury of keeping th ... | |||||
| Ok this has been pissing me... | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | Joshua F (USA) | General discussion | |
| ... was just bought on ebay last week for 240 bucks. I was looking at it because I was wondering i the dowel base was worth getting. Isn't it simply a incomplete swivel dowel base bottom put on a top. Not the same as the real ones... the dowel bases are attached differently from what I have seen. He ADDED the white label after the fact and made up this stupid story about a prototype. This is the MO for so many shells he has. Fine, it is a free world to ask what you want, but this obvious lying and adding of labels is just gross. This hobby is too small for ... | |||||
| I've also wondered if | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| I've also wondered if some latex was cooked a little differently and maybe had some other qualities that made it longer-lasting. I've seen it in so many states of deterioration. It is made from sap of living trees and there's no way that that can be totally uniform from grove (?) to grove, year to year, even tree to tree. And certainly the processing isn't a strict science. It just stands to reason that some latex foam will last longer than other latex foam, even without factoring in all the other stuff regarding use, storage, room temperature, etc. Oh, ... | |||||
| . | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | leif ericson - Zephyr Renner | General discussion | |
| . The warp is done differently than the weft. The warp is obviously done first. Start the warp at the thinnest point of the front or back rail. With a møller, the front and back rails are uniform thickness, so lets make,this easy and start at the front left corner. I don't do the warp as one piece of cord, that is unnecessary. Cut a long piece of cord, maybe 10, or 20 meters. Bundle it into a sheaf. And note, the longer you cut it the higher likelihood the whole warp will be done with one piece of cord, but also the higher likelihood you end up with a wa ... | |||||
| Huh? What a weird... | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | gene | General discussion | |
| Huh? What a weird... Huh? What a weird assumption to make. I'm not selling that. I just saw it and was curious as to what it was. And luluhotrod, do you really think it's OK to accuse me of something with no knowledge of the situation whatsoever? Have I done something on this forum in the past that would make such an accusation warranted? I can't imagine what it would be. I suspect you'd behave differently if you weren't hidden behind an anonymous screen name. It's folks like you who give the internet a bad name. | |||||
| scratched in knoll clear coating | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | scratched | General discussion | |
| scratched in knoll clear coating hi everyone, there are some interesting posts in this thread, but i am really wondering if anyone has found a way to fix a scratched table top? never mind we "should have bought a different one" or "marble should be finished differently". we have that table, it has a scratch and i want to get rid of the scratch. It also has a small chip on the corner, but that is a different story. please help! | |||||
| Agreed. | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| Agreed. I suppose it was another attempt at total symmetry ? Today it would be done differently. I'd like to see a pic of the other style -- the one with an extra piece of wood at the center. | |||||
| Wow. | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | fastfwd | General discussion | |
| Wow. Things work differently around here... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9CynvMlFyo | |||||
| Thanks.. | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | kinkybrown | General discussion | |
| Thanks.. For your input guys. I'm in the same quandary with both tables. I've tried for about six months to find a reference for the tile table without any luck, everybody seems to interpret it differently. It would be nice to find out some more about the cidue table, looks like rizzo style but again nothing definite & for sure they had more than one designer. | |||||
| 1st generation | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | Pegboard Modern | General discussion | |
| 1st generation The 1st generation has chrome plated legs and the front legs are one piece of metal that wrap under the front. The 2nd generation has cast aluminum legs and all three are separate pieces. The upholstery is also totally different between the two generations. The 1st gene has the removable cover with hooks and snaps, the 2nd gen has fixed upholstery and is attached differently. Not sure when they made the switch. | |||||
| an A-frame duck house | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| ... style. That's my daughter in very baggy chest waders going out to put some cracked corn on the deck. (It did not work. They're very suspicious and after 48 hours are still keeping a wide berth. But I think they'll come around.) I could have posted a clearer, closer shot but really, I'd be embarrassed to have some of you furniture and design people get a better look! I fully expect it to not last more than a year. There are several major things I'd do differently (one of which is less of a reveal on the shingles). But oh well, it was really fun and it' ... | |||||
| I'm a proud owner =) I think ... | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | kin1117 | General discussion | |
| ... this project!! One thing I'm still unsure about is the position of the shock mounts because with the pointy and smaller wings on the back rest, I don't think the mounts can be placed any further in without reaching the curved area of the plywood. Obviously, the mounts cannot be adhered to a curved surface. Ill find out more after i remove the old mounts and try to position the new ones differently and see if they'll fit. did you get to find out whether there're other productions with this kind of back rest and shock mount position? If you don't mind, I hope ... | |||||
| How does an oil finish | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| How does an oil finish prevent teak from acquiring patina? We must be defining patina differently. I consider it to be the depth of color and glow that develops over time as the wood darkens and is polished, if you will, by use. Grime isn't part of patina since it dulls the color and obscures the grain of the wood. Minor nicks and dings are part of the patina because they are a record use by human beings, which is what the chair was intended for, right? Broken parts, hardened foam, stained and worn-out upholstery, on the other hand, are all things that n ... | |||||
| incandescent, halogen, fluorescent, or Led? | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| ... of bulb would be best: the Tolomeo was probably designed for incandescent light and/or halogen, but in Europe incandescent bulbs of more than 40W are getting hard to find. Halogen is supposedly on the way out as well. I try to use fluorescent as much as possible, but I find that it is rarely strong enough. The Tolomeo now also exists in a Led version. Led will give white light, which is good for work, but tends to be very concentrated (I write this using a cheap Ikea Led desk lamp, and it only illuminates a tiny zone of the desk). But de Lucchi may well hav ... | |||||
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