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Posted by hipstomp / Rain Noe | 14 Feb 2011
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It's shot and edited like a European film of the variety one spouse drags another to see, but the following vid is a great look at how a bentwood chair is made. And not just any chair, the Arne-Jacobsen-designed Series 7 made by Republic of Fritz Hansen. It starts off with sheets of veneer, then you get to see which parts humans do and which parts the machines do:
The thing we'd love to see: Footage of how they made the Series 7 back in 1955 when it was first designed, pre-triple-CNC router.
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Interesting to see. but just barely. i might give up sleeping pills for this video. You would think they could afford better music for this. Afterwards, I watched "the making of PK22" as suggested by youtube, and yep, saaaaame music track, bad looping edits and all. Step it up Fritz! Your furniture deserves it.