Re-Vamping my office

It does look pretty good. What kind of material it that?

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White oak. It has a analine dye on it.

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Sorry, it is cabinet grade plywood for the carcass of the cabinets. the doors and trim are white oak.

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I love using water based analine dyes.

-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.

Looks pretty good.

-- Jiri

That is a nice office. If I had office furniture like that I believe I would enjoy going to work everyday.
The carving, flutes and raised panels are nice details that enhance the project.

Thanks for sharing.

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All I’ve got is a particle board desk and foamish dividers! Nice job :)

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Very nice office mine is more like tomcats, OSB walls and old metal desks from an auction.

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Thats a way an office should look. With hammers, drills, saws and planes on the shelves.

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I just saw an article in WOOD magazine. I think it was anyway. They talked about using vinegar to darken wood. It seems if you wash steel wool in mineral spirits to get the oil out then after it dries put it into the vinegar from 1 day up to a week for darker results. I thought that was kind of cool. If your office looks that good I need to see you shop!

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sweet! great job!

-- Carpe Lignum - Seize The Wood,

wow…great office!!! is this attached to the shop???

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