Here is a hutch that I built for my brothers new office. The bottom is open on the left and right for mounting servers and the top will hold the printer, books and other equipment. it is made from white oak with 1/4 plywood for the panels. All of the panels are mortise & tenon and it was mostly assembled with pocket hole screws. This was the first time I used my taper jig for the legs and the first time I made my own crown for the top. I just wanted something without too many curves.
Thanks for looking!
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dnick
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#1 posted 114 days ago
That’s a really nice piece. Well done.
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DouginVa
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#2 posted 113 days ago
Nice piece. I don’t think I’ve seen anything like that before. I think solid wood legs, tapered would have looked better.
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PDK
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#3 posted 113 days ago
Very clean lines – exceptional detailing!
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Don Tikander
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#4 posted 112 days ago
How thick is the top? Is it one piece, or have a baded on edge?
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MattN
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#5 posted 105 days ago
Thanks everyone!
DouginVa, I agree, next time I think I’ll take the time and make them solid!
Don Tikander, it is just 3/4 ply with an oak band to match the rest.
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