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	Perhaps	1 Relevance	15 years ago	Westh Jensen	General discussion
	Perhaps It's more difficult with the longer models. I have the short one and I found following the mounts lead me to the studs in my wall. It's certainly not a stretch to imagine the long models prove to be more challenging.
	Me? No, I don't own one.	1 Relevance	15 years ago	fastfwd	General discussion
	Me? No, I don't own one. But a friend who doesn't normally have trouble with things like that said that it was remarkably difficult to install, and I've read that it's tedious even with an assistant.
	.	1 Relevance	15 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	. difficult to tell on the strength of that pic - there was a co called Brianco who sold hairpin legs like that which could be matched to different tops
	Do you mean a common	1 Relevance	15 years ago	tktoo	General discussion
	Do you mean a common incandescent tungsten filament lamp? If so, is combustibility a concern? In the US, it would be difficult to market such a fixture due to fire safety codes. As for your designs, I like the somewhat amorphous organic forms. I'm sure that when they are illuminated with warm-colored low wattage lamps, they provide a comforting glow.
	did you do the upholstery...	1 Relevance	15 years ago	bj	General discussion
	did you do the upholstery... did you do the upholstery yourself?? seems a difficult job..
	I	1 Relevance	15 years ago	Robert Leach	General discussion
	I actually find it quite difficult to look at the images. I have to do it very quickly then look away, for fear I might end up on some sort of register.
	Now that, I can agree on!	1 Relevance	15 years ago	TinyArmada	General discussion
	... to the universe. There had to be some detail in those rods to be true to Sputnik 1 - otherwise it would just be a chrome ball with 4 rods - not very aesthetic. There are hatches marked on the piece, too as in the original sputnik 1, though I haven't photographed those as yet. This would qualify as decorative art for certain. There is no function or form for any specific purpose with this piece. Simply, it would be the equal of having your favorite car or toy etc, turned into a lamp - although this project was somewhat more difficult than that. I wasn't seek ...
	Mario	1 Relevance	15 years ago	Pegboard Modern	General discussion
	... from sunken ships, (copper and bronze tubing, flagline) he designed some pieces of indoor/outdoor furniture which proved to be rather successful and were put into production by Brown Jordan. I think they were produced into the 1960s and some have recently been reissued (in brass unfortunately, not copper or bronze). Brown Jordan offered the designs in copper or bronze with your choice of cotton or nylon flagline, depending on the conditions of the climate where you live. I have the original receipts and sales brochure that came with a dozen pieces we bought ...
	.	1 Relevance	15 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	... until you know what you are doing, but hey I'm a traditionalist. Forget any ideas of keeping it looking 'period' that ship has sailed. Get it repolished black but for Gods sake get it done by someone good - its a difficult finish to get right and black is very unforgiving of mistakes. The delaminated bends should be done as SDR (?) said - flood or inject the open laminations with wood glue (warmed to make it flow) place the top section flat in a vice (use some wood blocks to cushion it) and add weight (books are good) judiciously to the opposing end to ach ...
	My VALUABLE advice.	1 Relevance	15 years ago	fastfwd	General discussion
	My VALUABLE advice. Your designs are pretty, but they don't appear to be usable. Have you built prototypes, or are these just CAD renders? The "flower" teapot appears difficult to clean, difficult to fill, very difficult to empty, and impossible to mold. The "flower" cups won't feel right: When a user picks one up, he will naturally place his thumb on one of the flat "petals"; when he lifts the cup to his lips, he'll find himself drinking from one of the octagon's flat sides rather from one of its corners. It will be awkward to sip from that flat edge with ...
	Only	1 Relevance	15 years ago	Robert Leach	General discussion
	Only Only possible way is if they graduate in size. Difficult to tell from that photo.
	Its . . .	1 Relevance	15 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	Its . . . It's really difficult. Ive got a Panton Chair sat here. Very heavy at almost 6/7kgs (trying to weigh it on bathroom scales!?!). Painted gloss white. Total height 32". Seat height 17" Couple of pics below showing base of chair & a small section where paint has been chipped.
	I really appreciate the...	1 Relevance	15 years ago	HPau	General discussion
	I really appreciate the... I really appreciate the thoughts and consideration, thankyou. SDR I had thought of that boomerang idea with the dados too and will try it out tommorow and the other idea, I tried something similar with some sprung steel as a beam with screws coming down from the underside of the seat but it wasn't a success, the difficult art of the simple huh? Have walked away from it for today, had enough.
	More attractive than Aeron?	1 Relevance	15 years ago	tktoo	General discussion
	More attractive than Aeron? Their all kinda hideous, IMO, including the Generation. But I'd trade the Equa II I'm perched upon for one in a heartbeat. Brent, am I mistaken, or is it not a matter of three little screws each to take off the arms? There's a tool called an "off-set" screwdriver for difficult-to-access screws.