@dave r said: Very nice, David. I can't wait to see some photos. +1

My mother used to sing a song "Must be jelly, 'cause jam don't shake like that."

Nice work, David. Much cleaner than the first time around.

I can barely manage to make four passable duplicates. I can't imagine making fourteen. There's a wonderful woodworker/artist/woodturner named Beth Ireland, who lives near Boston and who started a woodworking business several years ago. A client hired her to make something like 500 balusters for a staircase, and that's how she learned to turn.

Mille grazie, signore. I don't like the legs either. But then, a gaudy top deserves a gaudy bottom. Best, dh

I don't know about. It might be a different approach but...

Thanks, Dave. I'll round up those strays later. Best, dh

Thank you, sir. I decided to work on this model in order to avoid some real work. Best, dh

Nice work, David. It looks like a nice chair to relax in. Happy holiday to you, too.

Thanks, Dave. Merci, Frenchy. I'll admit that I skimped on details for the slide-out drawers on the left side of the sideboard. The one photo on 1stdibs just didn't give me enough information to work with. It looks as if the drawers have grooved sides, so there is probably a pin in each side of the cabinet that fits in the grooves, but I couldn't be sure. Or maybe there's some sort of sliding guide. I can't tell. Best, dh

Thanks, Dave, The model is a little disconnected, I suppose. If it didn't have Richard Meier's name attached to it, I probably wouldn't have given it a second glance. Best, dh

I think they would, too.

Very nice, David. I recently saw a Japanese table in a video and thought of you. I'll have to see if I can find it again.

I can see that.

Here's an image. Enjoy Best, dh [image: QH0b_Frenchartdecotable.jpg]

Thanks, all. Let me think about doing an animation. Interesting idea. Best, dh

Understood.