"Man, that guy is a genius. I really like his designs and ideas, I wonder if he is still teaching classes?"

"Great article. I never knew it until I went into one of those basement shops during the day and saw how much light there was."

"I do this kind of racetrack inset on my guitar amplifier cabinets all the time. I cut the center out (1/2" Baltic Birch ply) roughly with a jigsaw, then attach a MDF template and finish the rout with a straight pattern bit on my router table. Not incredibly efficient, but to get this look that's the way to go (barring CNC). I use the leftover center waste for cleats, jigs, etc. Once the cabinet is glued up with the racetrack inset, I round over the racetrack on the router table."

"I work as a touring guitar tech (roadie) and we use these every day at shows to keep artists and crew from tripping over cables and also to allow the rolling on/off of gear without having to lift at set-change and load-out. We just call them 'cable ramps'... I agree on that it's great industrial design, and I like the jigsaw tabs so you can string them together."