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Project by Timberwerks posted 1217 days ago 1084 views 1 time favorited 8 comments Add to Favorites Watch
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This Cherry desk was built for the same client with the Cherry media cabinets and Mahogany & Wenge mantel. This was actually the first piece I built for this client, I believe it was back in the summer of 2001. The drawers feature hand cut dovetails. The joinery for the desk is mortise & tenons that are pegged with Ebony. The bread board edge on the top is also pegged with Ebony. The turned legs are from Mathew Burak. Finish is oil / varnish.

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alholstein

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#1 posted 1216 days ago

Timber,
I looks very nice, but I don’t see how it can stand up. Is it fastened to the wall?

Al

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Timberwerks

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#2 posted 1216 days ago

Thanks for your comment. Yes, it is attached to the wall via a french cleat.

-- http://djofurnituremaker.wordpress.com/ 木材場

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ShannonRogers

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#3 posted 1216 days ago

Interesting design. Was this your idea or the client’s. I the built in look.

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Timberwerks

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#4 posted 1216 days ago

Hi Shannon

It was my design. The client wanted something the same height as their island. You can see a bit of the island in the photo. Being the same height as the island they can use the same stools. They also needed the desk to be narrow so there would still be room to pass between the desk and island. With the desk in place clients could work at the desk while the kids work at the island doing homework etc.

-- http://djofurnituremaker.wordpress.com/ 木材場

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Dusty56

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#5 posted 1216 days ago

Did you charge them half price ?? LOL Very nice design and a great space saver : )

-- When did quiet and quite become the same word ? I'm guessing about the same time as your and you're did.

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a1Jim

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#6 posted 1216 days ago

good job

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CaptainSkully

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#7 posted 1216 days ago

Very nice! I was going to build a two-legged table of my own design a few years ago, but didn’t have the courage. Thanks for showing me what it would’ve looked like.

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Timberwerks

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#8 posted 1216 days ago

I glad you guy’s like it. Thanks for the comments.

-- http://djofurnituremaker.wordpress.com/ 木材場

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