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	I meant LRF	1 Relevance	19 years ago	barrympls	General discussion
	I meant LRF It's so difficult to respond specifically with this forum, because you don't get the luxury of adding the original message to your reply, like other forums. Sorry...I meant LRF...not LBF!
	i'd never normally pay for a...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	Ben joyner-72	General discussion
	... I think we can sometimes take it for granted. I've gained so much from this forum & its users that would have been much more difficult & time consuming to accumulate offline. Maybe i'm being naive/daft but i feel like this is more than purely a business venture for P&A and i personally think a great deal of respect is due to them for it.
	You're probably right, YCL	1 Relevance	19 years ago	barrympls	General discussion
	You're probably right, YCL I do bet they were expensive. It was difficult to judge the comfort of my friend's suite-full of Girard furniture 'cause all of the foam was pertrifed and hard-as-a-rock. Just like the Eames' LaFonda legs were a real design departure, so too were the Girard legs and bases...elegant beyond words.
	I agree...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	koen	General discussion
	I agree... That quality control is a shared responsability, but having worked for a long time with chinese suppliers, I know how difficult it is not to get entangled in the web of corruption and bribes. The spokesperson in the quoted article might speak for a reliable quality lab. but there are many that are either not capable or willing to resist bribes from manufacturers or pressure from local gouvernments.
	Thanks, I hadn't really thoug...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	HP	General discussion
	Thanks, I hadn't really thoug... Thanks, I hadn't really thought about the way that anyone with basic skills and equipment can diY but your'e quite right. There is a problem with consistency of supply for mass production, much like fish stocks have been depleted to the point where sepcies previously uneaten are now fair game , timber previously difficult to source or process is now on the market (becuase all the good stuff is gone). But as someone once said to me, there is more than enough timber for small runs and one offs in almost anyones local area, be i ...
	misnomers	1 Relevance	19 years ago	kdc (USA)	General discussion
	misnomers sdr - good one! no wonder the chap keeps getting pointed toward the bakery when he simply wants to buy lighting. and here's a true story of my own malapropism: i am an avocational woodworker, and quite a number of years ago i mentioned [in mixed company] something about "erotic" hardwoods. of course, i meant "exotic" hardwoods, but as quickly as i spoke it, i honestly had a difficult time understanding why so many people seemed embarrassed for me. in the end we all got a good laugh out of it, albeit at my expense!
	The one we have in our hom...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	The one we have in our hom... The one we have in our home that was redone about three months ago we did with piping on the chair. and the ottoman. As i have said the chair is so difficult to do with the hand sewn stitchs, any help you get to make it look much better is needed and the piping does help out a lot,
	Moving	1 Relevance	19 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	Moving heavy objects across finished floors doesn't have to be difficult: on a smooth floor use a pad (could be a small rug, a heavy towel, etc) and slide it (tip each way and insert one from each side, if necessary); on carpet use a smooth thin board like a piece of tempered Masonite -- have two handy to make an "endless" sliding surface. Lifting is hard on the back -- and the furniture ?
	Castiglioni's lamp is one ...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	Castiglioni's lamp is one ... Castiglioni's lamp is one of the most difficult objects to move, this year it will stay put and the Christmas tree will go to a new spot , BUTTTT if you use a stick.... two people have to move the 85 lb marble lamp while one can shove it a inch at a time, did Castiglioni think about that, and the hole is right dap in the center cause i just eyeballed it.
	if they were made by ...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	LRF	General discussion
	if they were made by ... if they were made by standard mobil a lot . Their are a lot of Thonets out there, It would not be difficult to have them recained
	Nicely said,	1 Relevance	19 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	Nicely said, and your restraint is commendable. Really, that is about the only spelling error you make (as if it was any of my business) and although I was blessed/cursed with a family to whom this was like a religion, I do know how difficult it is to have to change anything in mid-life (I found I was mispronouncing "ogle" and I still don't know which is right. It feels like an aesthetic issue to me, somehow. Thanks for your patience. Please resume your interesting discussion. (Remember, if you spell correctly for more than six hours, call your doctor i ...
	LRF	1 Relevance	19 years ago	essai	General discussion
	LRF Sorry for this being so difficult at the moment. Please go on posting your pictures as you have done before and I will correct the code each time, so that the rest of the world can see them. Thanks anyway for trying! Alix
	As with any modular system,...	1 Relevance	19 years ago	jonnymiller	General discussion
	As with any modular system,... As with any modular system, its difficult to give a ball park figure due to how many variables are available, the material, finishes, weather you choose doors or drawers, interior lighting, cable management systems etc. But as an example, composition 21 featured in the 36e8 catalogue (p22-23), retails for around £3000 +vat, which in comparison to other "branded" furniture systems is very reasonable. Considering its a hand build, customised solution. All Lago products are available in 25 colours, 5 veneers.
	Temperature	1 Relevance	19 years ago	koen	General discussion
	Temperature All samples are fired at 2300 F or about 1260 C which is what potters refer to as cone 6-7. Right now I am firing a larger cylindrical vase of sample nr 21 (when checked last the kiln had reached 1840 F.) The problem at this level of shrinckage is that you are getting close to something that is not just vitrifying but actually melting...which is a nice process but shapes are difficult to control
	i am so glad	1 Relevance	19 years ago	glassartist	General discussion
	... catherineholm tray first (poor starting point, stainless is difficult to enamel at all, nevermind repair)with miserable results. normal work on copper is done at 1750 with the piece going into a hot oven then removed as soon as the enamel is melted. this shocked the bejeebus out of the tray and the enamel flaked severely. perhaps steel needs to cool slowly like ceramics. i dont know about ceramic glazes for this purpose. ceramic and various metals have different coefficients of expansion and the different glazes/enamels are specifically formulated with this ...