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If only I could find the plans ... http://gizmodo.com/5967661/where-is-...s-autobot-logo
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Bade Millsap
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Mother of God.
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Ya, I have one like that only much more complicated.
BTW, I'm having brain surgery tomorrow. I'll be doing it myself with a bathroom mirror and a steak knife.
Don't you just wish that PBS would do a program on the intricacies of that piece or one similar to it? I'll be visiting that site often now that I've found it.
Blessings,
Chiz
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Holy C**P! Someone stole my idea!In my old age I look back and realize how lucky I was to live in a time when common sense was common.
Dennis
Sweet Willy
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That's an incredibly unique piece of furniture. It should come with a user manual.
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Ah,
What's the big deal, its just an old piece of wood.
If I started on it now, I might finish by the next century.
Bruce"Western civilization didn't make all men equal,
Samuel Colt did"
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There's a table that converts automatically to a writing desk. Similar to this, it has some pretty cool mechanics that drove the transformation.
It gained a bit more attention when a woodworker set up a kickstarter campaign to fund a copy being built.
What kills me about these types of peices are:
-That someone built this with hand tools, when I can't built an accutate set of poker chip trays with machinery...
-Something like this probably will never be built again (the one guy with the kickstarter being the exception, and that piece still wasn't nearly as complicated).
-I think a lot of everyday people wouldn't have the level of appreciation about this they should.Comment
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