Making a functional equivalent of Glenn Gould's famous chair

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Michael Leddy says:

It's a blog post about making a functional equivalent of Glenn Gould's famous chair. The maker, whom I know only as MPR, left a comment on a post of mine that has much of the chair's history.

This project is especially awesome as a European company sells a licensed replica for 990 euros. MPR's project (not a replica, but a chair that functions in the same way) uses a $35 chair from Costco. This sort of homemade ingenuity and beauty made me think of Make.

Chair as good as Gould