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  1. 12-09-2020, 2:04 PM #1
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    Cabinet door maximus

    Ok, which one of you made these?
    The picture was taken of the TV screen so the borders are the TV
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  3. 12-09-2020, 2:44 PM #2
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    LOL! I can't even come up with words on that... Could you tell that is was a real door on the TV and not an image?
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    "Any intelligent fool can make things bigger or more complicated...it takes a touch of genius and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction." - E.F. Schumacher
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    They were interviewing an actress, this was an actual cabinet behind her.
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    Gotta be some Asia/India. Zero offense intended but that looks like an acceptable esthetic from a lot Ive seen there.
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  6. 12-09-2020, 4:17 PM #5
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    Don't look like cabinet doors. More like a case to store extra stair balusters!
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    Reminds me of home renovation shows that repurpose stuff.
    Just saw them ole balusters in half and glue em to those boring cabinet doors.
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  8. 12-09-2020, 4:59 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bruce King View Post
    Reminds me of home renovation shows that repurpose stuff.
    Just saw them ole balusters in half and glue em to those boring cabinet doors.
    Other than for the fact that they look to be subtracted from the doors lol...
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    They are protruding. Look at the shadows.
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  10. 12-09-2020, 6:07 PM #9
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    That aesthetic is not one I would choose. Best of luck in your quest.
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  11. 12-09-2020, 6:09 PM #10
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    Eye of the beholder, buddy. Shadowplay is one of the governing principles of optical illusions. They can be protruding, or they can be recessed. It's just a matter of how your brain processes it. Bet you thought everyone saw what you saw, right? heh heh
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  12. 12-09-2020, 6:17 PM #11
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    nice door gap, you dont have to open a door to get stuff out
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    Quote Originally Posted by jamil mehdi View Post
    Eye of the beholder, buddy. Shadowplay is one of the governing principles of optical illusions. They can be protruding, or they can be recessed. It's just a matter of how your brain processes it. Bet you thought everyone saw what you saw, right? heh heh
    Protruding or recessed.. whats your point? lol If is a mold for some composite turning thats one thing. But the 60's/70's era dropped handle... on the wrong side for a mold.
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  14. 12-09-2020, 7:29 PM #13
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    Quote Originally Posted by Warren Lake View Post
    nice door gap, you dont have to open a door to get stuff out
    Good eye!!,Warren
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  15. 12-09-2020, 7:36 PM #14
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Bolton View Post
    Protruding or recessed.. whats your point?
    My point was pretty clear. It's an optical illusion. I'm not sure how I could have been clearer?
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  16. 12-09-2020, 7:47 PM #15
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    I see Ikea is adding an Early American line.
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