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Re: Webbing for springs on a curving frame?

Posted By: Carol Harris <Pinocckio@aol.com> (cache-ntc-ab09.proxy.aol.com)
Date: 6/24/3 14:33

In Response To: Re: Webbing for springs on a curving frame? (James Schooley)

You were absolutely right! I've attached the webbing onto the bottom of the frame. Miraculously, the combination of the front/back and side/side webbing created a flat surface for the springs. I'm starting to tie them now. It's amazing to me that it's a nice flat surface. All my fretting over nothing. Thank you for your help and encouragement! I'm following all your advice.

Messages in This Thread

• Webbing for springs on a curving frame?
  Carol Harris (cache-ntc-ab09.proxy.aol.com) -- 6/4/3 02:55
  • Re: Webbing for springs on a curving frame?
    James Schooley (pmspen1-102.rconnect.com) -- 6/6/3 03:52
    • Re: Webbing for springs on a curving frame?
      Carol Harris (cache-ntc-ab09.proxy.aol.com) -- 6/6/3 15:04
      • Re: Webbing for springs on a curving frame?
        Carol Harris (cache-ntc-ab09.proxy.aol.com) -- 6/8/3 01:38
        • Re: Webbing for springs on a curving frame?
          James Schooley (pmspen1-143.rconnect.com) -- 6/10/3 00:49
          • Re: Webbing for springs on a curving frame?
            Carol Harris (cache-ntc-ab09.proxy.aol.com) -- 6/15/3 01:12
            • Re: Webbing for springs on a curving frame?
              James Schooley (pmspen1-150.rconnect.com) -- 6/16/3 22:49
              • Re: Webbing for springs on a curving frame?
                Carol Harris (cache-ntc-ab09.proxy.aol.com) -- 6/24/3 14:33

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