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seeking a collaspable cross - 5/19/2009 2:05:10 AM

nicola1tg

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hi A/all,
i was just wondering if anyone knows anyone, (bad english i know, appologises) who could possible build/construct a convertable St. Andrews Cross, basically it folds into something like a large plant stand. This is something myself and a Mistress friend of mine have been looking at for a few months, though we have had various offers, whenever it comes down to them actually building it, they disappear. if anyone can help please contact me and we can take things from there, i do have pics of what We/i are seeking.
once again thankyou

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RE: seeking a collaspable cross - 5/30/2009 2:47:23 AM

CNJDom

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Hello nicola1tg,

Logistically, it wouldn't seem like this would be a problem. I've never seen one made that folds like that, but I have seen crosses that break-down fairly easy in a few minutes. The hardest parts would be how the system would lock into place and be sturdy enough when put to it's primary function, and how the device would be placed for functionality. Plenty of hinges would do the trick as far as flexibility, and dual-purpose "arms" that could lock in two positions. It would be nice if you could upload your pictures/drawings to take a look at, and get a better feel for what you have in mind. Are you thinking wood, metal, or a combination of the two?

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RE: seeking a collaspable cross - 6/1/2009 11:00:26 PM

raven113

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hello my name is chase and i am a custom fabricator that specializes in special fx fabrication. I have the ability to build and design this for you. If you are intrested please contact me @ collarme.com screen name raven113.

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RE: seeking a collaspable cross - 6/7/2009 10:45:22 AM

Sir Daddy

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I can think of a few different ways to make one that would break down for easy transportation. What did ya' have in mind?

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RE: seeking a collaspable cross - 6/12/2009 4:33:02 PM

raven113

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my thoughts are of telescoping steel legs that would reduce the size of the cross first then it would fold back at the intersection point of the cross. Creating a four legged small table like stand.

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RE: seeking a collaspable cross - 6/12/2009 6:30:47 PM

scifisub42

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ahh.. it sounds like you are looking for the ones that were at... (foxy furniture?) I had the impression that the company went out of business... the also had a couple other pieces of 'ordinary' furniture that converted into play equipement (sigh)
If I remember correctly.. the sides of the plant stand were the 4 legs of the cross and they connected in the middle via a steel plate and bolts, it still needs the wall brace/knickknack shelf though...
I'm sorry I can't help more... that's all I remember about it

scifi

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RE: seeking a collaspable cross - 8/17/2009 12:29:28 PM

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I just bought what is called a BREAKDOWNABLE CROSS from a company in Phoenix AZ. It is very well made and very sturdy. It breaks down and assembles in minutes.

http://www.toys4lust.com/furniture/traveling_cross.htm

The owner can customize any thing you want to build. His name is Mike.

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RE: seeking a collaspable cross - 8/26/2009 11:32:33 AM

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ORIGINAL: scifisub42

ahh.. it sounds like you are looking for the ones that were at... (foxy furniture?) I had the impression that the company went out of business... the also had a couple other pieces of 'ordinary' furniture that converted into play equipement (sigh)
If I remember correctly.. the sides of the plant stand were the 4 legs of the cross and they connected in the middle via a steel plate and bolts, it still needs the wall brace/knickknack shelf though...
I'm sorry I can't help more... that's all I remember about it

scifi

You can still download the plans for a lot of their hidden furniture from foxy-furniture's website:

http://www.foxyfurniture.com/catalog/item/2126630/1537428.htm

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