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I finished one desk!!! But it looks very much like table.
I wanted to use this one for lap top computer. If there is no drawer, it must be a table.
Made with walnut, ebonized walnut, and maple. Drawer is hidden as apron and made with cherry.
17×34 x 31
This time… tried dark wood combination.
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twokidsnosleep
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#1 posted 916 days ago
It looks really great! Off to favorites it goes.
Love the lines and wood color combination
Perusing your projects, you have made some gorgeous tables
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#2 posted 916 days ago
Clean, elegant lines and great wood combination. Classic piece. Really like it a lot Ryan.
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#3 posted 916 days ago
Very sleek, clean lines to it and love the wood combination.
Excellent job, well done!
Ditto on the favorites.
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Maveric777
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#4 posted 916 days ago
I really like like the simplicity and whole feel of this table. The color contrast sets this piece off…
Good stuff Ryan….
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Jeremy Greiner
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#5 posted 916 days ago
I like the hidden drawer, I may use that idea in the future
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#6 posted 916 days ago
Ryan this looks awesome! The color/wood scheme you used is perfect! The hidden drawer is even better! I like simple designs like this – looks great! Thanks for sharing
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#7 posted 915 days ago
BEAUTIFUL LINES AND GORGEOUS WOOD FINISH MAKE FOR AN AWESOME TABLE.
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Gator
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#8 posted 915 days ago
Very nice … I can’t possibly add to what has already been said.. it is a very nice piece in what ever application you choose….
Gator
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Ryan
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#9 posted 915 days ago
Thank you Gator.
And Appreciate all comments, LJs.
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#10 posted 915 days ago
Nice looking table.
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lightweightladylefty
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#11 posted 915 days ago
Ryan,
Lovely table/desk. The hidden drawer makes it a real winner!
L/W
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Ryan
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#12 posted 915 days ago
Hi Garagewoodworks
I use the method posted on Popular woodworking, steelwool in the vinegar.
After the solution gets dark, just paint it a few times on the wood.
I prefer walnut most to any white wood. Because dark color makes it easy
to ebonize and even looks ok for some deep scratches.
I was told some people use black dye stain. I may try this method on next project.
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#13 posted 914 days ago
Very nice… thanks for posting!
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#14 posted 864 days ago
This is a beautiful desk and the hidden drawer is very unique : )
Added to my favorites !!
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