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   tablesaw635 | Apr 04, 2002 04:01am | #1

   Hi

   Seems to me that I remember seeing a nice article featuring horizontally sliding tambour doors-- it was either in an old Fine Woodworking magazine, or in one of their design books.  The seams between the slats were essentially invisible when the doors were closed, a pretty impressive technique for my money.  I'll thumb through a few things and see if I can find it, although somebody else might beat me to it.

   Best,

   Chris Gleason

   Gleason Tableworks

   http://www.interestingfurniture.com

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   tablesaw635 | Apr 04, 2002 04:17am | #2

   Hi again-

   Here are some FWW mags to check out if you can persue some back issues (some stores have em, in case you don't):

   #99, #25, #54, #48

   Also, check out this link, it isn't the article I'm thinking of (so it is still out there somewhere):

   http://home.att.net/~r-gjones.laof/images/cab75.jpg

   I'll keep up the search.Chris Gleason

   Gleason Tableworks

   http://www.interestingfurniture.com

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   tablesaw635 | Apr 04, 2002 04:23am | #3

   Oh boy I am going to seem like a real internet geek, but it is a slow night around the home front... here's a couple of other tidbits:

   check out the National Products website, they make tambour doors and might be a source for the tracks you mentioned:

   http://www.nationalproducts.com

   Also, here's an old post on another forum:

   http://dalrun.com/fdm_forum/fdm_archive1/1503_3.htmlChris Gleason

   Gleason Tableworks

   http://www.interestingfurniture.com

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   PlaneWood | Apr 04, 2002 05:06am | #4

   Thanks Chris, I'll check em out.

   PlaneWood by Mike_in_KatyPlaneWood