Laptop computer desk

Excellent desk, like the design, well done.

-- "You get what you inspect, not what you expect"

Very nice Dave.I love the way it folds into a table when your done working.

-- Dustygirl..Hastings,Ontario.. How much wood can 1 gal chuck if 1 gal can't cut wood?

That’s a great desk, Dave!! Hope you saved some walnut lumber….......he’s gonna want a matching chair for it!!

-- Matt, Houston Texas

“Transformer” type desk that ends up very simple when hidden! I like it and I may use these pictures to design one similar to it, if you don’t mind?

Great job!

Very nice Job

-- Jim, Kentucky

Dave -

Nice design and well executed!

David

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Hi Dave;

Very nice design and execution.

Lee

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Great job Dave – LIke how it folds away, great idea.

-- Dan Wiggins

Very slick design and nicely made.

-- When you give someone a chance it may well be their last.

I have to show this to my wife. I have a spot in our bedroom for one like this. Great job!

-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"

Beautiful design! I love how you can’t tell it is a computer desk, when it is closed up. Is there a hole in the back for power cables?

-- - Jim, Vancouver,WA

Dave, Great job, I like the whole thing. What a great job.

-- Davesfunwoodworking

Dave, looks super,like the hidden area
Ron

Dave, Great design and well executed. The Soss hinges installation looks first class. How did you get them so precise? Did you use a template? I always have trouble with Soss hinges but I haven’t splurged for their templates yet.

thanks for all the nice comments.
It does have a elongated slot in the back for the wires. The client has said it works well. He can close the laptop computer and slide it in the recess and the wires dont bind.

The Soss hinge slots were done with a plunge router making the shallow passes first, then deeper passes for the hinge mechinism. I did not use a template, just marked my lines on each board edge, then routed the recess using the lines for reference. If I had lots of projects usings Soss hinges I might be inclined to make a couple of jigs, but the plunge router set up with a fence works just fine.

Thanks again.

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nice design!

-- -Spencer, Gilbert Az (http://www.azwoodshop.com)