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The Summer Project

I spent a bunch of my summer building this bookshelf.

Bookshelf - Front View - Angled.jpg

Ikea sells them, but I guess I was looking for a character-building project. Perhaps the "patience" that came from constructing router jigs, the "peace" that comes from embracing imperfection, and the "wisdom" of knowing the correct tool to use for a job will show up at a later date. I must have started this project back in May or June...

The most difficult part of the project was cutting the box joints on the shelf support. There were thirty-two of them.

Bookshelf - Joint Detail.jpg

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Hey man. Nice book shelf.
Good start so far. See you at the shop. Uh...what the heck is an ITP?

Wow - I've never posted on a blog before. Does that make me an official "Webhead" now.
DD

(yeah - pretty much - MC)

ITP is the Interactive Telecommunications Program at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts.

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