Hello All,
I sure could use some help. SWMBO wants a chair like the one in PM
issue Feb. 2002,they call it 100th anniversary chair, I called, no
back issue available.
What I need is a readable copy of the breakdown (picture). I have
downloaded the picture from the net but the dimensions are not
readable.
I haven't been able to find very many indoor chair plans on the net or
at the library, so I ask you fine people to help me if you can.
Thanks, jaq
"jaq" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hello All,
> I sure could use some help. SWMBO wants a chair like the one in PM
> issue Feb. 2002,they call it 100th anniversary chair, I called, no
> back issue available.
> What I need is a readable copy of the breakdown (picture). I have
> downloaded the picture from the net but the dimensions are not
> readable.
> I haven't been able to find very many indoor chair plans on the net or
> at the library, so I ask you fine people to help me if you can.
>
That is way too easy. Make an arm chair...
"jaq" wrote in message
> Hello All,
> I sure could use some help. SWMBO wants a chair like the one in PM
> issue Feb. 2002,they call it 100th anniversary chair, I called, no
> back issue available.
> What I need is a readable copy of the breakdown (picture). I have
> downloaded the picture from the net but the dimensions are not
> readable.
> I haven't been able to find very many indoor chair plans on the net or
> at the library, so I ask you fine people to help me if you can.
>
Did you click on the "click to enlarge" text on the materials list picture?
http://www.popularmechanics.com/home_journal/woodworking/1273301.html
Once enlarged, I had no trouble reading the dimensions on this 19" monitor @
1280 x 1024, and it was even easier to read after copying it to Paint Shop
Pro and enlarging the enlarged materials list jpg.
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KarlC@ (the obvious)
Mon, Sep 24, 2007, 3:12pm (EDT-1) [email protected] (Swingman) doth sayeth:
<snip> it was even easier to read after copying it to Paint Shop Pro and
enlarging the enlarged materials list jpg.
I don't have Paint Shop Pro, but usually, I say again "usually", if
I can't quite make out the letters/numbers on the screen, I've found
that if I print the page out, that I can often read it clearly.
Usually. Often.
JOAT
What is life without challenge and a constant stream of new
humiliations?
- Peter Egan
"J T" wrote in message
> Mon, Sep 24, 2007, 3:12pm (EDT-1) (Swingman) doth sayeth:
> <snip> it was even easier to read after copying it to Paint Shop Pro and
> enlarging the enlarged materials list jpg.
>
> I don't have Paint Shop Pro, but usually, I say again "usually", if
> I can't quite make out the letters/numbers on the screen, I've found
> that if I print the page out, that I can often read it clearly.
> Usually. Often.
See if this helps the OP ... 150% enlargement of the enlargement. I can read
in FireFox with no trouble, so printing it ought to work. Worth the shot.
http://www.e-woodshop.net/images/100thAnnvChair.jpg
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