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Where was this when the axe question was asked?

This raises the wonder of what is the most unusual item you've
seen incorporated into a table. My nomination is a huge wooden
form for making a sandcasting mould for a railroad wheel topped
off by a thick glass plate.

Regards,

Edward Hennessey

Edward Hennessey wrote the following:
http://www.boingboing.net/2011/05/18...ffee-tabl.html

Where was this when the axe question was asked?

I axed the same thing.

This raises the wonder of what is the most unusual item you've
seen incorporated into a table. My nomination is a huge wooden
form for making a sandcasting mould for a railroad wheel topped
off by a thick glass plate.

Regards,

Edward Hennessey



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http://www.boingboing.net/2011/05/18...ffee-tabl.html

Where was this when the axe question was asked?

This raises the wonder of what is the most unusual item you've
seen incorporated into a table. My nomination is a huge wooden
form for making a sandcasting mould for a railroad wheel topped
off by a thick glass plate.

One in the bar at the officers' club at USNS Green Cove (base since
closed) consisted of a pre-civil-war ship's wheel on a pedestal with
glass on top.