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No, this desk was not for me. As much as i suck at computers, it would be pointless for me to need one this big. This was built for an Apartment Leasing Office in Findley OH. It’s made of maple and stained a brown mahogony. It’s sprayed with catalyzed lacquer. I recently started spraying and so glad i did. It cuts my time by over half. Now Bret seems to think i should build him one for his office. (i don’t think so)
-- Chad Stanton, Big Chopperoo www.woodchoppintime.com
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15 comments so far
woodworm
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#1 posted 1570 days ago
This is very nice design and suits office’s use and enviroment.
Sure you do not need desk this big, what you need is a studio and a video-cam…ha ha ha….!
Really very nice design and built.
Thanks for sharing.
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Kate
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#2 posted 1570 days ago
Nice desk. How did you make the top? Is it solid or veneer?
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coolwood973
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#3 posted 1570 days ago
Looks like a great project. The drawer pull is very nice – shape and colour.
Great job Chad!
.........(i doon”t think so) .???.. People all over the world are begging for jobs, you turn down an offer? I just wonder.
-- today is yesterday of tomorrow...Regards,coolwood973
savannah505
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#4 posted 1570 days ago
A great looking piece, well done.
-- Dan Wiggins
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#5 posted 1570 days ago
Very nice, Chad.
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
bigchopperoo
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#6 posted 1570 days ago
Kate- The top is maple veneered, everything else is solid maple.
coolwood973- I don’t turn down too amny jobs, but Bret helps with my videos and answers my “stupid” computer questions. So he just wants it for free. That’s why i say “i don’t think so”
-- Chad Stanton, Big Chopperoo www.woodchoppintime.com
raz0rr0b
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#7 posted 1570 days ago
Did you assemble some of it in the room?
Solid work man.
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Scott Bryan
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#8 posted 1570 days ago
Chad, this is a gorgeous computer station and you did a good job on design and finish. Maple can be a challenge to stain but you obviously did a wonderful job with this piece. Nice job.
-- Challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful- Joshua Marine
ND2ELK
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#9 posted 1570 days ago
Great looking desk. You did a beautiful job on it. Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
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bigchopperoo
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#10 posted 1570 days ago
raz0rr0b- Yes, it was assembled there. That becomes the most challenging part of designing furniture for me. Almost everything has to be able to break down and look as if it is one solid piece. It not only has to be structurally strong but fit nicely too.
-- Chad Stanton, Big Chopperoo www.woodchoppintime.com
Beginningwoodworker
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#11 posted 1566 days ago
Nice computer desk, Chad.
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#12 posted 1565 days ago
Beautiful and solid looking. Great job!
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#13 posted 1565 days ago
nice computer reception desk well done.Alistair
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#14 posted 1464 days ago
I’d like one of those for my office, please.
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a1Jim
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#15 posted 1464 days ago
That’s a big one looks good and built well
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