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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Straight bottles | 1 Relevance | 15 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Straight bottles My mother's 12 jar digsmed wheel is missing one jar due to a very bad cat. Does anyone have any straight sided jars they would like to sell...or any idea where I can find a replacement? I'd be happy to buy as many as possible. Thank You, TK Grant | |||||
| WHC | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | Riki | General discussion | |
| WHC mine are the straight-sided kind like in Rockland's picture, but thanks for checking. For others with a digsmed wheel, the reason mine broke was because the glue dried out around the dowel, separated from the wheel itself and shot across the room. So, check your glue joints before you spin it with too much gusto! | |||||
| I have seven of the curvy ones-- along with the wood tops. | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | william-holden-... | General discussion | |
| I have seven of the curvy ones-- along with the wood tops. I found these bottles with a broken, discarded digsmed wheel once. Since I know they're hard to come by, I kept them on principle (which is out-of-character, since I also disapprove of hoarding, on principle). Maybe DA will forgive my offering these in the forum-- my objective's only to reunite these bottles with spice racks. I'll earmark one for Riki (if this is the variety you need) but the other six are up for grabs. Anyone interested should post your email address and I'll contact you. EDIT: no m ... | |||||
| I think I actually have a bunch of these*. | 1 Relevance | 16 years ago | william-holden-... | General discussion | |
| I think I actually have a bunch of these*. Will double-check this today then let you know this evening. *The original glass digsmed jars, not the various spice brand jars mentioned above. | |||||
| RE: Digsmed replacement urgent!!! | 1 Relevance | 4 years ago | Herringbone | General discussion | |
| @marianacosta Could you post pictures or go more into detail on what kind of spice rack that is? | |||||
| RE: Digsmed replacement urgent!!! | 1 Relevance | 4 years ago | Mcosta | General discussion | |
| Hi! I got banned (not sure why, only wrote this post before that, but I'm sorry for whatever I made!) So created a new account. Just wanted to thank who tried to help! Someone sent me a link of a guy on eBay. It will cost me a kidney, but I will buy it and my father will be happy! Also, I tried to attach a picture but kept receiving an error message. Thank you so much for the interest anyway, it's nice to know that someone wanted to help. There are good people in the world 🙂 | |||||
| The Software and Hardware of Designs | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | dcwilson | General discussion | |
| The Software and Hardware of Designs Digups, thanks for the pics of the miscellaneous metal cabinets. These are uglier and more like what was in my aunts kitchen. 🙂 These Loewy cabinets, however, are extremely right. In fact, this rather idiosyncratic company called Ludysign just seems generally very cool to me. They seem to be packaging these cabinets and all manner of modern (knock offs?) with what I would call insincere irony--a step forward from the recent phase of sincere irony. Frankly, it seems yet another hybridizing of modern and post modern. I would call it INSINCERE MODERN, not as a criticism, but rather as a debunking of modernism's sometimes high seriousness about subordinating persons to rational materialism. Let me try to clarify this. Post Modernism addressed this issue of modernism's occasionally unfortunate subordination of the individual to rational materialism by taking modernist design form language and affixing to it historical revivalism and eclecticism via adoption of ornament and sincere irony. But, as a result, post modern designs mostly descended into an emphasis on surface that yielded heavyness, and an emphasis on empty ornamental allusions that produced a bastard trivialization of modernism. What the Ludysign persons seem up to is to change the way modernist design is packaged rather than change modernist design itself. To whatever extent this may indicate a zeitgeist of the times, it indicates an emphasis on the software of design, rather than the hardware of design. Think about this for a moment. All design has a software and a hardware aspect to it. By this I mean, one can change the physical design of a thing to attain a functional and aesthetic effect, but one can also change the way (i.e., standards of aesthetic perception) the thing is marketed and perceived by persons. Ludysign seems takes the traditional modernist designs and repackages the software of the design; i.e., it says we do not have to change the design, rather we can change the sensibility through which we perceive the same design. Hence, Ludysign uses models that are edgy, slightly grotesque caricatures of the woman or man of the 50s and says, "See? This stuff is so good it is right even for our wacked out times." They are redesigning the software of modern design. There is no more zeal to its mission of change. There is no more sincerity that this is way persons should be made to subordinate to rational materialism. There is the winking awareness that this stuff is just the best there, not some thing that is going to change the world. And yes, you have to be a little bit freaky, idiosyncratic and insincere to get into 50 year old hardware, but, hey, in the face of the contemporary world, this is your best alternative. They imply, look, we can't improve on the hardware yet, but we can rationalize it for you through rewriting the software that surrounds the way you perceive it. | |||||
| Heath, 31, rural Orstralia,... | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | HP | General discussion | |
| Heath, 31, rural Orstralia,... Heath, 31, rural Orstralia, latter day student. Furiously chewing glass, sorry I meant building a new website. Currently without workshop so am buying a lot of vintage stuff but usually work with bent ply and a bit of steel. I know digups pain, furniture swapping party anyone? | |||||
| My old LCM | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| My old LCM This thread inspired me to reading into stripping and refinishing aniline dyes. The seat of my old LCM is in pretty miserable state. Let me try to post a picture. *test* | |||||
| Here's the image | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Here's the image Here's the image | |||||
| Make Love Not War | 1 Relevance | 19 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Make Love Not War Ah yes digups Turn gatling guns into candlesticks | |||||
| DCW | 1 Relevance | 21 years ago | Olive | General discussion | |
| ... us. Not like MCM, was for example. Wanders's new stuff (see cover story in this month's Dwell) tells us old is the new new. The Bouroullec's seem to be saying the same thing. And meanwhile back at the ranch our culture is going to h*ll in a handbasket. Politically, socially, musically, artistically, etc. I spend so much time in people's homes with my organizing business and I am thoroughly digusted by the quality and quantity of the crap people keep in their houses. How can anyone grow or develop in spaces so filled with mindless landfill-producing junk? Or ... | |||||
| eclectic | 1 Relevance | 22 years ago | transient | General discussion | |
| eclectic Right now I'm listening to Global Underground - Hong Kong (Digweed) (in th past month..) (in any order available) Nick Drake - Pink Moon Miles Davis - Birth of the Cool GU - Hong Kong (disc1) James Holden - Balance 005 Radiohead - OK Computer Ulrich Schnauss - A Strangely Iso. Place Boards of Candada - Music Has The Right. Coldplay - Parachutes Tangerine Dream - Risky Business Sound. Ben Kweller - Sha Sha | |||||
| 4 Dux Chairs and a B. L. Marble desk! | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | dnroach | General discussion | |
| I was at an estate sale earlier and found 4 Dux chairs, imported from Denmark. They are the same ones pictured here ( ). These chairs are amazing, but I do not know the value in todays market. Does anyone know the value? Would anyone be interested in them if I bought them? BUT, the real question I have and am excited about is a desk, made by B. L. Marble Furniture Inc. Bedford. It is a HUGE half circle desk, appears to be Teak, handmade dovetails, it looks amazing! I should have taken a picture of the desk, I only took pictures of the labels. Label inside drawer http://o7.no/PFpMTo Label under desk http://o7.no/Stocsq I can't find ANYTHING online about a desk by B. L. Marble, and this desk is incredible. Does anyone have any info on this desk or know what it might be valued at? It is a huge semi-circle desk, looks like Teak. THANKS! | |||||
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