Comments on: Tracy Sigler — Steel and Aluminum Bridge Table http://www.weareheavyduty.com/2006/06/18/tracy-sigler-steel-and-aluminum-bridge-table/ Fri, 16 Jul 2010 19:13:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Grayson http://www.weareheavyduty.com/2006/06/18/tracy-sigler-steel-and-aluminum-bridge-table/comment-page-1/#comment-16 Grayson Sun, 10 Aug 2008 07:11:31 +0000 http://www.imheavyduty.com/?p=203#comment-16 It is a beautiful piece...I miss it. It is a beautiful piece…I miss it.

]]> By: Keith http://www.weareheavyduty.com/2006/06/18/tracy-sigler-steel-and-aluminum-bridge-table/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Keith Mon, 19 Jun 2006 08:39:44 +0000 http://www.imheavyduty.com/?p=203#comment-15 Thanks again for this amazing table. You know we love it so. It's currently in our garage so as to minimize the hazard to the young 'uns. I'm using it as a pseudo workbench, though I'm keeping the banging to a minimum. I have ideas about mounting it on top of another workbench to provide high shelf space and the ability to hang some tools in front of a window without blocking air flow. Oh, and Max would want you to know that he's not a toddler any more. He's a *big boy*. He's doing some pretty incredible tricks on his trike these days, pushing the pedals from in front of the handlebars, facing both forward and backward, cranking both forward and backward. He's also experimenting with pressing himself on his handlebars to a position parallel to the ground. It was scary the first few times he did it, but now I figure that he's got a helmet and decent balance, so why not let him push himself? Thanks for the shout out on the new critter. We'll be posting more stuff to http://czarkids.com over the next few weeks, months, years. Cheers! Thanks again for this amazing table. You know we love it so. It’s currently in our garage so as to minimize the hazard to the young ‘uns. I’m using it as a pseudo workbench, though I’m keeping the banging to a minimum. I have ideas about mounting it on top of another workbench to provide high shelf space and the ability to hang some tools in front of a window without blocking air flow.

Oh, and Max would want you to know that he’s not a toddler any more. He’s a *big boy*. He’s doing some pretty incredible tricks on his trike these days, pushing the pedals from in front of the handlebars, facing both forward and backward, cranking both forward and backward. He’s also experimenting with pressing himself on his handlebars to a position parallel to the ground. It was scary the first few times he did it, but now I figure that he’s got a helmet and decent balance, so why not let him push himself?

Thanks for the shout out on the new critter. We’ll be posting more stuff to http://czarkids.com over the next few weeks, months, years.

Cheers!

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