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  Re: Desk w. Hutch (RL WIP?) [~71K Jpg]  
From: bob h
Date: 10 Jan 2002 15:33:00
Message: <3c3dfa7c@news.povray.org>
"Tom Bates" <tho### [at] shawca> wrote in message
news:3c3dcc0e@news.povray.org...
> After looking at all the "computer desks" in the stores, and not finding
> *one* that suits the way I work, I *really* like yours.

Even though it's extremely plain and boxy?  :-)  Glad you do anyhow.

> It seems to me that this type of design is ideal for modularity.  That is,
> build it in six pieces and fasten them together.  If you need to move it,
> unfasten them and move it in parts.  Although it makes the whole thing a
> little heavier, the individual pieces should be easily manageable.
>
> I've helped a lot of friends move to and from homes and apartments, and we
> *love* things that come apart and go back together.

It could make good sense to at least have the hutch separate from the desk
part, it would be screwed together and not nailed anyhow as my plan goes.
I've moved things like a refrigerator, washing machine, 27" TV, large couch,
etc. by myself and it doesn't worry me too much.  Just more difficult when
it comes to doorways and steps.
The overall size of this thing would certainly be more effort to move
because of bulk, being somewhat larger than my refrigerator which was not as
fragile as this kind of desk is.  Something to consider for sure.

Been looking throughout all my files for a office chair I rendered long ago
and no luck finding it yet.  Kind of bewildering going through POV files
from a couple years ago.  Guess many of you have gone through that trouble.
I can't even locate it based on a search including text inside the files.
Chair, seat, office... nothing locates it.  :-(

bob h


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