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  1. 30th November 2018, 10:24 PM #1
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    I loved this interview of David Heller, and especially his attitude and creative approach. Refreshing.



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    Hi Derek
    Does this mean you are rethinking aspects of your nephew's coffee table?


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    Ian, no .. I think that I will stay with the game plan on that one. There is enough complexity for anyone.

    But the one after this ...! Lynndy wants a sewing table. The pictures she showed me are sort of William and Mary. Not my style. I have something in mind that is more Art Nouveau. It is always this way to start ... in the end she loves my designs .... To paraphrase Dave said in the video ... ""She'll get over it"."

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    I liked the bit "I just went on making mistakes until I figured out how not to make them..." Describes my own woodworking career rather well.

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