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| We were talking about televisions above mantels. I shot these
pictures at the IBS show. I'll add more information on this later,
but I was too excited about the possibilites and couldn't wait to
share these pictures. |
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| Notice how the trim is butt jointed with eased edges all the way
around the bookcase. |
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| As she begins to open the case (with one finger), the bottom and
top rails fold out, the stiles fold in. |
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| The case pivots on the heaviest pair of arms I've ever seen. Wheels
support the weight, so that it's not cantilevered much at all. |
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| There you can see the arms. |
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| The stiles and rails fold back into position as the unit closes.
The depth of the case was about 20 in. |
| The hardware is made by Reverisca.
Check out their website and their video. |
| Also, here's an interesting thread about the hardware on the JLC
Finish Carpentry Forum. |
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