MOTM

Just a note: I'm back in town after rooting around in Doug Curtis' storage
shed.

Watch AH/DIY for some news! (CEM related)

Paul S.

Oh goodie. Maybe some valuable replacement parts.....

Hey... No other responses from John's "cabinet" post. Oh! I bet some of
you guys are doing this MOTM listing from work.... HAHA Does your
employer know? :)

Larry H

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> From: Paul Schreiber <synth1@...>
> To: MOTM listserv <motm@onelist.com>
> Subject: [motm] I"m back
> Date: Sunday, September 12, 1999 4:52 PM
>
> From: "Paul Schreiber" <synth1@...>
>
> Just a note: I'm back in town after rooting around in Doug Curtis'

storage

"J. Larry Hendry" wrote:

> Hey... No other responses from John's "cabinet" post. Oh! I bet some of
> you guys are doing this MOTM listing from work.... HAHA Does your
> employer know? :)
>

Well, I've gone as far as purchasing wood. I bought paduak. It is a deep
burgundy wood w/ nice grain. But I'm still trying to determine just
what dimensions. I keep thinking that I would like to make sloped or
angled fronts. I've toyed with the idea of hinging it horizontally, so
it could fold in the middle to obtain a slope. Woodsmith has a kit of
hardware for making an old style steamer trunk, with brass corners, etc.,
but I'm not sure brass would match well w/ MOTM hardware.

I don't plan on taking my MOTM out of my studio, so the case just needs
to accentuate the beauty of of the MOTM modules.

Thomas

> From: thudson@...
> I keep thinking that I would like to make sloped or
> angled fronts.

I think sloped fronts are a must for a bottom cabinet or any cabinet of 2
rows across or higher. If I can't think of any other good reasons, I'll
just say it looks too cool.

Larry H