This Large Side Cabinet With Book Case is an absolute behemoth of a piece and visually stunning, of course.
I do have to mention that the building of this Large Side Cabinet With Book Case really did challenge the size of my workshop. At just under six meters long, it had to be built in two pieces. Most of it also had to be carried up 20 flights of stairs to the penthouse.
Five species of timber, Mango, Raintree, White Gum, Kauri Pine and Silky Oak all combine to complete this side cabinet. The glass doors are coated to eliminate UV light, protecting the small private book collection therein.
I got a rough sketch from the client and set about making the design. I have made a CAD design model, those images can be seen at the end of the gallery, the last two. After completing the build, I personally feel this Large Side Cabinet With Book Case is one of the most stunning pieces that I have seen. Never mind the fact that I made it.
One additional comment that I would make, is about the joinery. I have used this style quite a lot, but as yet I have not seen this style of joinery used to this size and extent. For anyone out there thinking of attempting anything similar, I’ll give you a bit of advice. Make sure the material you use for your templates cannot bend when taped into position.
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As with many other posts, I sometimes take the opportunity to add something different to what I publish and this is another one of those opportunities. So I’m going to stop writing about this Large Side Cabinet With Book Case and do something else.
Of course, you don’t have to read this, and if truth is something that you’d rather hide away from, then I suggest that you click on by right about now. Or maybe put in an order for a Large Side Cabinet With Book Case, that’d be nice.
We heard quite a bit about choice after 2021. In particular we heard the word choice used in conjunction with the idea of *“vaccine” mandates.
So, apparently many were, and still are, told the following:
A- Agree to be experimented on at the risk of your life to keep your job.
Or
B – Leave your job.
And to summarise that, you can either risk seriously fucking your life up, or alternatively, seriously risk fucking your life up.
Now, maybe it’s just me, but I’m not seeing a choice there. Sure people were presented with options for their future, but I can tell you now none of what was presented to people was in anyway representative of Choice.
I understand that choice is defined as a list of things to choose from, and I don’t really have a problem with that. However, if that list of things to choose from does not include the option to NOT choose something different, then there is no choice, there are only options.
The ability to “choose” to not change anything in your life absolutely must exist as an option, like I said, otherwise all you are left with are options, and forced “mandated” options at that.
It would seem though that that is considered to be “freedom of choice”, which is bizarre. And it’s bizarre because what quality of choice does one have if there is no freedom to choice, if there is no apparent freedom at all. There is only to do as instructed, much like a prisoner but perhaps in this example, a prisoner with more choice.
So then, I would put it to you that those whom have advocated mandates as having some inherent choice, and having for broadly demanded mandates at all, are criminals.
They are guilty of coercion leading to, in many cases, the deaths of individuals at the sharp end of that coercion.
Personally I would see the death penalty re-established in law and have those whom I have just mentioned, arrested and tried in a court by jury to determine just exactly where it is that we sit with the “choices” that the “government and their corporate masters dole out to the rest of us.