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The "curtain" at intermission of the Broadway Show: "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying". Daniel Radcliffe and John Laroquette were wonderful.

Times Square 1 by jfer21

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Reception desk parts by Dave

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That is some narsty wood by Dave

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Err.. I had trouble finding a fastener.... ended only having 5/8" staples or 2" nails.

The reception desk gets its bones by Dave

The "Awesome Chair" Mk. 1 by Dave

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Summary:

Well, a pretty interesting experience - I definately botched the proportionality of the piece. It looked taller and skinnier in cad then it really turned out to be. Next time I'll put some generic people into model-space just so I can see what I'm doing.

The notches fit together quite snugly. But the blade that I used had been damaged, and I was cutting very quickly so the finish edges suffered. Probably my next chair I'll keep the speed the same and use a sharper bit. I don't think I should have any problems at 135 Inches per minute.

The seat definitely wants to be tilted back a little. and the back railings shouldn't be made out of 3/4" ply... The chair should be higher too.

Al Hirschfeld Theatre by Laurachel

where Daniel Radcliffe performs "How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying"

Anyone that gets a chance should check it out this boy knows how to harmonise and has some pipes on him! (plus comedic timing)

IMG_0733 by A Ricci

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"How to succeed" on Broadway by Matthew Hurst

I should start using a down-spiral... maybe. by Dave

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The back of the Reception Desk by Dave

We added a small step for the cast member who stands behind the desk. The desk is tall and we kind of want her to loom above everybody else.

Some joints by Dave

How to Succeed In Business Without Really Trying by aputheater

The "Awesome Chair" Mk. 1 by Dave

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IMG_0710 by A Ricci

Elevator panel by Dave

Cup Of Soup! by Dave

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Wrapping the luaun skin onto the desk was not easy. Because the bottom radius is different from the top radius that material won't bend neatly into place. It wants to be arc-shaped.

The first time around I got the seat wrong by Dave

I forgot to re-design the seat after I set up the camber in the vertical pieces...

IMG_0772 by A Ricci

Eight Urinals... on the backside of a bar. by Dave

Also, the urinal spacing is awkwardly close... hmmm.

These are 12 minute urinals. I cut them using my 3" 1/4" round nose bit. The bot was running flat-out at 6IPS.

Mail - Hub by Dave

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/me still can't draw

How to Succeed In Business Without Really Trying by aputheater

Test Rendering of the upstage window-wall by Dave

Its very Hancock Center (SOM) meets Line-chart

Sliding doors in a sliding panel... you do the math. by Dave

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H2 Research? by Dave

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There's something about this picture.... I can't put my finger on :)

Test Rendering #2 by Dave

/me learning how to draw in photoshop.... still sucking at it

There's a major scale issue here with my little dude.... the upstage wall is 18' tall.... so you have to imagine my dude is considerably closer to the viewer than it appears.

John Larroquette by Steven Gray

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He liked my hat.

How To Succeed in Business by Erika Florita

I took a picture of Robert Morse who played J. Pierpont Finch in the 1967 film adaption. Then I took a picture of Daniel Radcliffe who plays the same character in the Broadway revival of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying." I don't own the rights to either original I simply combined them together in my own way.

Little tiny casters by Dave