On Jul 7, 1:00*am, "Polly Esther" wrote:
Well, Doc. *There you have it.
* * Nothing.
The awful truth is - if you did have the assembly instructions, they
probably would have been written for a discontinued model and in Portuguese.

I think I'd settle for that. Not usually a problem for designers/
engineers. A challenge, yes, but a picture is worth...

* * I, however, do keep a list of appropriate blue words and colorful
expressions on hand for 'some assembly required'. *It's been compiled from
years of swing sets, artificial Christmas tree stands and bicycles. *Let me
know if you need it. *Polly

I thought I wrote that list... Things do get around the net, don't
they... ;-)

Doc


"Dr. Zachary Smith" wroteA friend's father just bought her a quilt frame
at a garage sale.



It's apparently "like new" - i.e. never used because never assembled/
still in the box. *The problem is that there were no instructions of
any kind (sound familiar? *:-) *Can anyone help?

It's a Sears quilt frame (Stock #48172) *I haven't seen it - getting
info. 2nd hand, but if more is req'd., let me know and I'll try to
find out anything I can... *TIA

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