On 3/13/2013 1:21 PM, Lee Michaels wrote:


"Swingman" wrote in message
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All parts done, sanding and glue-up and it's toast.

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Looking good there Karl.

I know that you are making some "matching" chairs. To my critical eye,
I am sure I would notice the difference. I suppose that most people
would not. Is that in any way a concern for the clients?

To be clear about this, the reason I would notice the difference is that
I always go under the furniture to see how it was put together. Between
actually building furniture and inspecting it enough, I know my way
around this topic. My wife, who is a quilter, can look at any quilt and
tell you all kinds of details that I would never guess. So, if you have
special knowledge, this kind of thing becomes easy. But most people
just don't notice the details that much.





For beginners, Karl did not use the big ass staples to hold the front
legs like the factory did, these chairs are far superior to the factory
sets.