Anyone For Mid-Century Modern

[Dave Richards]

This is my morning SketchUp exercise. Gotta keep practicing. Larry, you promised to hook me up with a guy...





Looks like a good candidate for loose tenon joinery.

[larry merlau]

i think you found the eraser tool and cleaned this drawing up better dave maybe you wont need my guy

[Vaughn McMillan]

I like this design, Dave. Has a sort of Danish feel to me, without being Danish Danish.

i think you found the eraser tool and cleaned this drawing up better dave maybe you wont need my guy

Whaddaya mean? He already erased so much you can see right through the table top!

[Dave Richards]

Larry, I'd still like to talk with him.

Thanks, Vaughn. I like the light feel of it.

[larry merlau]

well one thing for sure dave, i am sure you always agree with him he sees things just like you do

oh and i also like this idea of a table,, the holes go along with the rest of the parts..

[Dave Richards]

That would be kind of boring. I'm ready for a lively discussion. I suppose I might as well just talk to myself, then.

[Dave Richards]

I guess Mid Century Modern doesn't trip that many triggers but here's another piece I doodled out during lunch.

[Brent Dowell]

I like it. Interesting. I need to design an entertainment center and it's just a bit too wide for 2 doors, and too narrow for 3, but 2 doors and some drawers might be very interesting.

[Art Mulder]

I guess Mid Century Modern doesn't trip that many triggers but here's another piece I doodled out during lunch.

Anyone else get an early 70's "Better Homes and Gardens" vibe out of that piece?

[Dave Richards]

Thanks Brent. I've got a different base idea to try out under the case.

Art, I guess that early 70s thing is kind of the idea. Or maybe even going back to the late 50s and the 60s.

I found a place that does the hairpin steel legs that were popular back then. They want a pretty penny for them, too.