My first furniture

Swingman wrote:
> "BillinDetroit" wrote in message
>> Well, okay -- my first furniture since the book rack (which I still
>> have!) that I made in 6th - 7th grade.
>
> Congratulations and well done ...
> the slide down the slippery slope has begun.
>
Questions of biology aside, is it possible to slide down two slippery
slopes at once? I also do a fair amount of turning ...

I have in mind a kitchen remodel and an oak bookcase for the living room
and a wrap-around low profile bookcase for two walls of the living room.
I have the wood for the kitchen cabinets, but can't find a source of
free 4/4 x 6 x 7' QSWO.

The QSWO part is pretty simple ... but I've been running into a snag on
the 'free' part of it.

Onward through the fog!

Bill

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BillinDetroit wrote:
> http://lumberjocks.com/projects/1868#comment-40435
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> Well, okay -- my first furniture since the book rack (which I still
> have!) that I made in 6th - 7th grade.

I know exactly how you feel right now, I just finished my first project
today as well. Nothing quite like it.

Very nice chair! I like the detail on the legs, and the wide arms.
Oh, and you do realize that eventually someone is going to actually
_sit_ in it, right? :-)


Bas.

"BillinDetroit" wrote in message

> Well, okay -- my first furniture since the book rack (which I still
> have!) that I made in 6th - 7th grade.

Congratulations and well done ...
the slide down the slippery slope has begun.

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