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23 comments so far
Karson
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posted 690 days ago
Great desk Looks like lots of storage.
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rikkor
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posted 690 days ago
Can I be your friend? That is a nice workstation.
CharlieM1958
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posted 690 days ago
Wow! Really great computer desk. I’ll take mine in walnut, please. :-)
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
scopemonkey
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posted 690 days ago
Really nice design and execution. What did you use for finish?
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DAN
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posted 690 days ago
well done .. pine looks really good this way. what finish did you use ?
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TreeBones
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posted 690 days ago
This is very beautiful. You are very talented.
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cajunpen
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posted 690 days ago
Great desk. I like the design and craftsmanship. I used to be a pine snob, but I’m having second thoughts about it in certain applications.
-- Bill - "Suit yourself and let the rest be pleased." http://www.cajunpen.com/
odie
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posted 690 days ago
Do you take orders? Your friend has a big house I’ll bet. Great work!
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MsDebbieP
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posted 690 days ago
great storage; great work area.
Well done
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miles125
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posted 690 days ago
Very nice desk Krisztian.
-- miles125, Alabama.."Architecture is frozen music""
relic
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posted 690 days ago
Now thats a desk, Krisztian great job.
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bigpops0259
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posted 690 days ago
Very nice design. good work. must be a good friend.
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wwnovice
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posted 690 days ago
That’s a great design. Very well thought out.
-- John
Billp
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posted 690 days ago
Thats a great looking desk. I looks like command center love it.
-- Billp
Attila Nagy
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posted 690 days ago
Szia Krisztián!
Gratulálok, tényleg szép munka!
Dadoo
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posted 690 days ago
Looks great! Your own design too…even better.
-- Bob Vila would be so proud of you!
Krisztian
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posted 689 days ago
I used Milesi stain for finish.For new construction clear, stained, and glazed finishes I use Milesi. It’s durable, looks great, requires only two coats in most cases, sprays very well, and buffs out easily when needed.
For restoration clear, stain, and glaze finishes I use lacquer or shellac. Both are evaporative finishes, easy reversible, easy to repair, and look very good. Buffing out is an option. These two finishes are appropriate for older and antique pieces.
For pigmented (paint) finishes I use Becker Surfacer (primer) and Bernyl Strong (pigmented conversion varnish). 1-2 coats of primer provide full fill in most cases and 1 coat of the CV finishes the job. Takes less coats than other products. Primer builds very quickly (even faster than Clawlock) and sands easily. 1 coat of primer is fine on tight grained woods and MDF. The topcoat also builds fast and sprays exceptionally well. One topcoat looks better than two topcoats of other pigmented finishes I’ve used. No overspray or dryspray problems.
For special effects finishes (crackle, distress, and glaze), I use pre-cat lacquer from Chemcraft and Campbell.
For stains, I like Campbells b10 base, but use others whenever the coloring calls for it. I use some Chemcraft, Lenmar, and Behlen stains at times.
For dyes I use ILVA and Campbell concentrates, along with the Microtons from Campbell. Also use some Behlen dyes and some that my local supplier packages in there own brand name. Also some from Mohawk.
For glazes I like the instant dry glaze from Campbell (amazing glaze) and the slow drying (alkyd) glaze from Chemcraft. But do their job very well.
-- Krisztian VA My website: www.vacarpentry.com
Napaman
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posted 689 days ago
looks great…i love the design…
-- Matt, Napa, CA...fun is beautiful...just trying to have some fun...
Krisztian
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posted 689 days ago
Szia Attila.Orulok,hogy nem csak en vagyok az egyetlen Magyar itt.Te is asztaloskent dolgozol?
-- Krisztian VA My website: www.vacarpentry.com
Attila Nagy
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posted 688 days ago
Kedves Krisztián!
És sajnos nem vagyok asztalos, nem ez a tanult szakmám, csak hobby-ból űzöm ezt a “sportot”.
Esténként ha van időm a család mellett, még fúrok-faragok a műhelyben.
Blake
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posted 684 days ago
Great design! That looks like it was a lot of work! I really like how it fits into the corner. Again, really nice design.
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trifern
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posted 528 days ago
Very nice workstation.
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Tooldads_apprentice
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posted 287 days ago
Very Nice Desk!
It helps in my own design
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