Hure' tables

JHOLLAND1

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• Jan 13, 2017

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in addition to pioneering machine tool design/build Pierre Philippe Hure'
introduced adjustable work tables with a form of gallic elegance--1870's

Vintage Industrial of Phoenix builds reproductions

looks like classy industrial chic' with well heeled customer list

The Bronx Table - YouTube

 

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JHOLLAND1

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JHOLLAND1

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wdTom

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I will place an order for one each of the first, second, and 4th (if it comes with the matching assistant). Thanks.

 

dkmc

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• Jan 13, 2017

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wdTom said:

I will place an order for one each of the first, second, and 4th (if it comes with the matching assistant). Thanks.

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4th photo: Isn't that the "industrial chic" he's referring to?
And yes, she does seem well heeled.

 

Billtodd

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• Jan 14, 2017

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interesting to me to see how elegant the original Hure designs are when compared to the modern 'looks a bit industrial' marketing wank. (water jet cut plate with faux rivets!)

Bill

 

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TedinNorfolk

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Billtodd said:

interesting to me to see how elegant the original Hure designs are when compared to the modern 'looks a bit industrial' marketing wank. (water jet cut plate with faux rivets!)

Bill

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Exactement!

 

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cutting oil Mac

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• Jan 16, 2017

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As a follow up to Billtodd and Teds postings, I sadly regret, the passing of castings and forgings with their lovely flowing curves and tasteful proportions In this catagory also, I very much include the examples of the bridge builders and structural engineers of yesterday, One only has to think on the high skills of the anglesmiths , riveters, boilermakers, and platers, to appreciate how they coverted the artistic thoughts of the designers of those past days into something which enhanced the world.

Nowadays we live in a world of the flame cut and grind merchants How skills have changed?

 

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Limy Sami

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• Jan 16, 2017

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I think it's the same Hure that went on to the Huron milling machines http://www.lathes.co.uk/huronmillers/