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   JohnWW | Nov 11, 2003 06:01pm | #1

   Skipnbev,

   I do a lot of Shaker style work, so your post caught my eye, mostly because the Shaker's rules prohibited large mirrors and I'd never seen or heard of a floor standing Shaker mirror. 

   Going through issue #98 there is a tabletop mirror article on page 80 that is sort of Shaker style, but the exploded drawing of the piece and information in the text seems to have all of the primary dimensions and the rest could be worked out or guessed at since almost none of them are critical.  Is there another piece that I missed in a quick scan through the issue? 

   By the way, the jig in that article for sawing the corner splines seems way too complicated, there are much simpler ways of cutting corner splines.

   John W.

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   user-199536 | Nov 11, 2003 07:05pm | #2

   Thank you John:

   I also do shaker work… love it!

   I have seen a floor mirror with a base similar to the shaker candle stand, with two curved legs on each side. Perhaps I saw it somewhere else. I will design one… with the bosses help.

   Thank You…

   Skip