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  1. 30th June 2005, 12:06 PM #31
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    Brilliant design soon as I looked at it I thought Gothic church roof structure.
    An inspired resolved design and you gotta just love anybody who uses inlaid dovetail keys! LMAO!!!

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    This Mollini table sold for $US3.82 million this month. Perhaps Ryan should make a 'keeper' to pay for his retirement!
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    I am in awe!
    If you could give some of us boofheads (me) a 'heads up' (semacs) as how you even considered a piece like this, it would be appreciated.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bruce Micheal
    Ryan
    I am in awe!
    If you could give some of us boofheads (me) a 'heads up' (semacs) as how you even considered a piece like this, it would be appreciated.

    Thanks so much Bruce! I started designing the table with the idea of the G. Nakashima Conoid Dining table in mind:
    http://www.designboom.com/portrait/nakashima.html

    I then included some elements from my love of timber frame architecture (all considered from the functional viewpoint of strength and leg room). I then considered wood movement, allowed for that, designed the joinery for strength, and just went for it!

    hope that's what you were asking . I don't know what semacs is :confused:

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