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   philip | Oct 08, 2005 10:33am | #1

   Gooday, can't help with your request, but welcome to this forum.

   Philip Marcou
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   jrpow | Oct 08, 2005 10:51am | #2

   G,Day Philip its just good to hear from someone. What are your main woodworking iterests?. I am also looking for a good cad program,

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   philip | Oct 08, 2005 10:57am | #3

   You can see my profile-also I have a web site-http://www.collectablefurniture.co.nz. I am totally ignorant on C.A.D stuff...
   You will find plenty of people to talk with on this forum-vast span of knowlege.Philip Marcou

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   Floss | Oct 08, 2005 08:10pm | #4

   jrpow,

   Checck out these folks,

   http://www.decoratorssupply.com/store/main.aspx

   They are in Chicago in the US.

   J.P.

   http://www.jpkfinefurniture.com
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   WillGeorge | Oct 08, 2005 08:31pm | #5

   I live in Chicago! Nice works here!

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   Floss | Oct 08, 2005 10:11pm | #6

   Have you been to their shop? When I lived in Columbus, OH it was only $40 for a shuttle flight to Chicago. Great town.J.P.http://www.jpkfinefurniture.com

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   WillGeorge | Oct 08, 2005 10:12pm | #7

   Chicago is a GREAT place if ya do NOT live there!

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   Floss | Oct 08, 2005 10:41pm | #8

   Don't know if I could live there, but I did like to visit. Not much of a city dweller, however I could live in Boston. One of the best metropolitan cities I have had the pleasure of going to.J.P.http://www.jpkfinefurniture.com

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   UnclePaul | Oct 11, 2005 01:56am | #13

    I grew up in the greater Boston area, it is a great city! Lots of inspiration for woodworkers. If you ever get a chance, go to The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. A great collection of period as well as contemporary furniture masterpieces. 

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   Floss | Oct 11, 2005 02:17am | #14

   I lived in Salem for two years when I was in school. Went to the MFA quite a few times. However, I went to the Peabody Essex Museum a bit more since it was free for Salem residents. PEM has a pretty good period furniture collection, and they had the largest exhibition of work by John and Thomas Seymour. I think I saw the Seymour exhibit 10 times.J.P.http://www.jpkfinefurniture.com

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   LarryMartin | Oct 10, 2005 02:35pm | #10

   What a fabulous site! Thanks for the link.

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   Floss | Oct 10, 2005 04:25pm | #11

   Here's another page with some interesting information on composition.http://www.oldhouseweb.com/stories/Detailed/258.shtmlJ.P.http://www.jpkfinefurniture.com

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   mikegagne | Oct 09, 2005 08:04am | #9

   Hafele carries a complete line of plant on jimcrackery-spme of it even made from real wood. Actually nice stuff, I have used a bit of it myself. aloha, mike

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   UnclePaul | Oct 11, 2005 01:51am | #12

   Welcome aboard! Try Enkeboll.com-  they have lots of good stuff.