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This is a desk that was made for a past customer. It was completed in May 2009. The reason it looks out of balance is because it is designed to meet up with their existing Ross Murphy bed that I built in July 2007. This desk has a keyboard tray, file drawer, and a CPU compartment.
I matched the stain color, which I kept of file, hardware, and design. I pulled the raised panel front on the murphy bed and used it on the CPU door and kept the drawer a slab design to match the original ones.
Here is the customer’s orginal bed:
Here is the raw video: Drilling Dowel Holes
Here are some building pictures:
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4 comments so far
a1Jim
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posted 192 days ago
Nice work nice shop well done
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Mjbada
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posted 192 days ago
Very Cool!!
Blondewood
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posted 192 days ago
I love that desk. I’m jealous, in a good way. I envy your talent and huge shop.
Vicki
degoose
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posted 192 days ago
A superb piece, tight mitres, everything lines up, what more can you ask?
-- Drink once, cut twice. New website up.... lazylarrywoodworks.com.au