Articles of furniture of which no fan has enough.
When NESFA finally acquired its clubhouse (see NESFA Clubhouse) it had a problem: many, many boxes of books in its library which were all in boxes in various members' homes and no bookshelves. Monty Wells, the member with the most real skills with tools and building who had supervised turning the building NESFA purchased into a fir clubhouse, developed a plan for building a couple dozen sturdy, cheap, 3'x8' bookshelves to line the clubhouse's walls. That went well enough that NESFA created a temporary bookshelf-building cooperative where over the course of several summer weekends the club's members built around sixty more bookshelves for their own use.
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