As a warning, you're eventually going to run out of places to put that furniture if you don't sell some of it! I'm the OP on that github issue, and while my pa

As a warning, you're eventually going to run out of places to put that furniture if you don't sell some of it! I'm the OP on that github issue, and while my partner and still have some IKEA furniture I'd like to replace, we also have a couple of pieces of mine that don't fit readily into our lives that we just have around the house. The chandelier on my website[0] was a spec piece built for a show at the Wharton Esherick Museum[1]. It didn't sell at the show, and I don't really have a place for it. It's now sitting in a crate in a corner of our bedroom. Likewise, the Federal period shelf clock[2] is without a shelf and is also sitting in a crate until I get a chance to mount a shelf for it. How hard can it be, you ask? Surprisingly difficult in a log cabin. If the pandemic ever ends and I get my workbench out of our living room, I might have a place for it! [0] https://www.longwalkwoodworking.com/#/chandelier/ https://www.longwalkwoodworking.com/#/chandelier/ [1] https://whartonesherickmuseum.org https://whartonesherickmuseum.org [2] https://www.longwalkwoodworking.com/#/federalclock/ https://www.longwalkwoodworking.com/#/federalclock/