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   Doc | Oct 29, 2003 04:23pm | #1

   I'm actually replying to myself.  Does anyone have a good plan for a dictionary stand?  Anyone?  I realize that it isn't too complicated, and I could just make a stand.   Just curious if anybody had an interesting design.  Thanks again.

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   jazzdogg | Oct 29, 2003 08:14pm | #3

   Doc,

   I'm in the middle of designing a standing desk with an adjustable top suitable as a dictionary stand or small drafting table as a project for a furniture design class; it's not going to be completed until almost the end of the semester, and I'll be building it the following semester. I'll be happy to shoot pictures for you if you can wait that long.

   As your search progresses, I'd be interested in learning about the design considerations you find noteworthy, so please keep us posted.

   Good luck,PaulWhether you think you can, or you think you can't, you're right.

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   logsend | Oct 29, 2003 09:18pm | #4

   Doc,

   David Marks, from Wood Works, did one a while back.  Here is the link:

   http://djmarks.com/portfollioimages/Woodworks%20Html%20pages/311_bookstand.html

   Hope that helps.

   Randy

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   forestgirl | Oct 29, 2003 07:17pm | #2

   I did a quick Google for ya, but it's a hard search string.  Here's one, pretty traditional look [go about 1/3-way down the page]:
   http://woodshop.net/wnshop/plans/fd-series/fd-cabinets/fd-cabinets2.htm

   If you want to try the rest of the results, here's the search page:

   forestgirl -- you can take the girl out of the forest, but you can't take the forest out of the girl   ;-)