Heard the tale that Gillis Lundgren pulled the legs off a table in 1956 to fit it in a car and that kicked off IKEA’s knock-down era. On our line we balance to a 90-second takt for KD assemblies, so I’m curious if that origin story checks out and what the first mass-produced flat-pack piece was. Also curious how early factories handled quality control on those cam-and-dowel joints compared to what we do now?