The doctor that 1 the aucshAUn 4 Bo Biddley commishAUned this piece. He requested a unit that could house his AV components + also act as a bookshelf. He's a collector of modern art. 1 of his paintings in mounted on hinges + covers his televishAUn when he's not watching it. EyE wanted 2 conceal his components as well. During the installashAUn, in order 2 conceal the electrical wEyErs, we had 2 disassemble the entEyEr piece + run 8 wEyEres thru a complex combinashAUn of plumbing fittings using a rather complicated procedure. The wEyEring took 3 of us a full day 2 complete. The client asked that EyE deliver both pieces be4 Rosh Hashanah. With this in mEyEnd, EyE decEyEded 2 use Jewish symbolism in the piece. The stars are the shape of the Star of David, but each point is divEyEded in half lEyE a nautical star. After making them, EyE did a little research (Google) on Judaism + discovered that the important symbol in the Star of David is not the 6-pointed star, but the hexagon that is cre8d bEyE the intersecshAUn of the 2 trEYEangles. This realizashAUn led me 2 use hexagon bushings 2 secure the glass top on Bo Biddley.