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What a great piece! Anyone else notice it? My wife's first reaction was,
"That's not real." I had to assure her it was.

I did a search on the maker. His business is called Straight Line Design...
which I assume is done tongue in cheek. I can't see a straight line on any
of his pieces. Judson, if you read this group... good on ya!

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Yes! What a striking piece of work.

My only problem with it is because the elder Mr. and Mrs. McGee were pack
rats, and I was an apt pupil, I look at a piece of furniture like that and
despair about the lack of horizontal top surfaces upon which to pile my
vast collection of schtuff.

On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 14:09:15 -0700, Bestest Handsander wrote:

What a great piece! Anyone else notice it? My wife's first reaction
was, "That's not real." I had to assure her it was.

I did a search on the maker. His business is called Straight Line
Design... which I assume is done tongue in cheek. I can't see a
straight line on any of his pieces. Judson, if you read this group...
good on ya!

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Judson (sp?) came and spoke at a guild meeting I attended - what an amazing
fellow. I have never seen such creativity in a furniture maker.

"Bestest Handsander" wrote in message
...
What a great piece! Anyone else notice it? My wife's first reaction was,
"That's not real." I had to assure her it was.

I did a search on the maker. His business is called Straight Line
Design...
which I assume is done tongue in cheek. I can't see a straight line on
any
of his pieces. Judson, if you read this group... good on ya!

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I found the idea very interesting. I might one day give it a try and
try to duplicate it. Of course I could come up with my own design.
It would certainly become a center pice in our home.

Daniel


"Bestest Handsander" wrote in message ...
What a great piece! Anyone else notice it? My wife's first reaction was,
"That's not real." I had to assure her it was.

I did a search on the maker. His business is called Straight Line Design...
which I assume is done tongue in cheek. I can't see a straight line on any
of his pieces. Judson, if you read this group... good on ya!

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"Judson (sp?) came and spoke at a guild meeting I attended - what an
amazing fellow. I have never seen such creativity in a furniture maker."

Ashley Eriksmoen came and presented to our group in January. THAT wrapped
more than a few of us around the axle. College of the Redwoods meets Rhode
Island School of Design.

Let's just say that eyes and minds were opened....

Patriarch

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Judson (sp?) came and spoke at a guild meeting I attended - what an amazing
fellow. I have never seen such creativity in a furniture maker.

Magnificent piece. For others like that, check our Blaise Gaston, Michael
Fortune, and of course, the gretest of them all, Jere Osgood.

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Ya I thought that piece really stood out too.

What a wonderful project. I wish I were capable of that caliber of work.
And you're right - there wasn't a straight line to be found on that thing.
I would love to see how he made it.


Brian


"Bestest Handsander" wrote in message
...
What a great piece! Anyone else notice it? My wife's first reaction was,
"That's not real." I had to assure her it was.

I did a search on the maker. His business is called Straight Line
Design...
which I assume is done tongue in cheek. I can't see a straight line on
any
of his pieces. Judson, if you read this group... good on ya!

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In article , Brian L wrote:
Ya I thought that piece really stood out too.

What a wonderful project. I wish I were capable of that caliber of work.
And you're right - there wasn't a straight line to be found on that thing.
I would love to see how he made it.

.... now take two tabs of LSD ...