[BC] Furniture (Tastes & styles)

[WBRadiolists at aol.com]

In a message dated 02/07/2009 9:02:54 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
Towers at mre.com writes:

>  It's machining 
>  extended to woodworking. These machines can also cut precise openings and 
>  holes without any other labor needed just by spinning a new chuck into 
>  place.  Which makes fabricating a counter a real snap.  No more dealing 
>  with hole saws, routers, or sabre saws and the mess they make in the shop 
>  or studio .

That's interesting! Still, I'm not a fan of the "swervy-curvy" style. Rounded 
corners are cool (and preferred, actually) but not the whole table/desk! ;)

Willie...
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