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      davidheim1
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      nesting table & chairs.jpgI saw this teak dining table with four nested chairs on the 1stdibs.com web site. The Trim and Keep plug-in made it easy to do the mortise-and-tenon joinery on the legs, and the Round Corners plug-in came in handy for softening some of the edges.
      The original was designed in 1952 by Hans Olsen.
      Best,
      dh

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        Dave R
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        Nice. The seats are interesting. I wonder how they sit.

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          davidheim1
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          Thank you, Dave.
          I'm always suspicous of three-legged chairs. Don't think these are suitable for a ten-course feast. Maybe just a bite of lutefisk.
          Best,
          dh

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