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Walnut writing desk

stevee, member | September 29th, 20101 comment

This desk was inspired by the Goddard/Townsend tea tables. Using walnut instead of mahogany provided a grain pattern that enhanced the curves in the rails. The flat section of the rail is a drawer...

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Roll Top Desk - a Kustom Original

kustomcarpentry, member | September 14th, 2010

This work of art was designed and hand crafted by Journey Man carpenter Kelly Reagh of Nanaimo BC. This one took a few weeks to complete with all joints using traditional wood working...

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My Desk

Sam_Boyko, member | September 6th, 20101 comment

This is my fancy new desk. It took over a year to design and build but it came out good. It weighs 260lbs, but it comes apart for moving. Nice and solid. The double-tee shape of lighter wood is...

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Roll Top Desk

DTL_Drummer, member | August 16th, 20102 comments

This is my Roll Top Desk that I made my junior year in woodshop class. I got 1st and best of show in regional competition and 4th in state competition.

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Executive Desk and Hutch

TravisL, member | August 10th, 2010

Dimensions: 55"L x 24"D x 30"H Wood: Padduk, Bloodwood, Maple, Bubinga

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Writing/Computer Desk

TravisL, member | August 9th, 20105 comments

Top is constructed of Black Walnut with a piece of curly Makore down the center. The styles are cherry, and legs are a combination of Cherry, Bloodwood, and Black Walnut. The legs have a...

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Office Desk and bookcase

Serrao, member | August 6th, 2010

Desk made with solid maple, solid poplar and plywood 1". Detail hand made. Espresso stain color.

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Hall Table

BorisK7, member | June 29th, 20103 comments

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"Victorian Style Dresser"

DennisZongker, member | June 27th, 20102 comments

The Dresser size is 40" tall x 25 1/4" deep x 74 1/2" long. It's made out of solid cherry And cherry veneer core plywood. The drawers are out of solid maple. It took me approximately...

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Writting Table

w00dwkr, member | June 20th, 2010

This writting table is built from birch hardwoods. It stands 30" W x 72" H x 30" T. The legs were hand shaped from a 6" x 6" block. All the beading is hand scraped, then the back ground was...

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Standing Desk

rekoch, member | June 8th, 2010

Inspired by a photo taken from a book on Shaker furniture. The top opens on SOSS hinges with a small drawer below.

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Serpentine Bow Front Writing Desk

teenagewoodworker, member | June 2nd, 201012 comments

I built this desk a year ago right after my 16th Birthday. It is a Serpentine Bow Front writing desk make out of one slab of 14" x 9' x 10/4 Ribboned Sapele. Starting from the top is is a bookmatched...

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Dressing Table

Wonkey, member | May 23rd, 20101 comment

Dressing table in quilted and tiger stripe maple with bubinga and wenge drawers. Built as a companion piece to the bath vanity (see my profile for that post) with the same proportions and...

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Butterfly Tavern Table

PineHillPrimitives, member | May 7th, 2010

Light Figure Tiger Maple Butterfly Tavern Table. Stained with aniline Dye, Shellac, and top coat of wax.

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SLAB DESK - Genesis

cflansbaum, member | May 4th, 20103 comments

I’m a custom furniture maker and computer geek in Bellingham, WA. I work to combine these interests and after months of design and development, I’ve created SLAB DESK ndash...

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'Wave' desk

r_brou, member | May 3rd, 20101 comment

This is my latest creation, the 'Wave' desk. It is made of 10/4" Poplar around MDF boxes. Check out my website to see more photos.

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Slant Lid Secretary and Thomas Jefferson Swivel Windsor Chair

PineHillPrimitives, member | April 29th, 20103 comments

Made out of Tiger maple this secretary is a reproduction piece of one from the 18th century. It is finished with aniline dye Shellac, Glaze and a wax topcoat. The Jefferson Swivel is a replica of the...

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Built-In Cherry Office - Baby Huntboard

jalambert, member | April 19th, 2010

Tabletop baby huntboard for all those little things that get lost during the busy workday. A part of a larger rear desk of a full floor matching home office in Brookline Ma. Cherry handrubber...

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Built-in Cherry Office - Desktop Organizers

jalambert, member | April 19th, 2010

One of pair of old-school desktop organziers. Part of a rear desk unit built in to a full floor matching home office in Brookline Ma. Cherry with padauk accents, hand-rubbed oil and wax finish...

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Built-In Cherry Office - Desk Header

jalambert, member | April 19th, 20101 comment

Header of the rear desk recessed into the rafters of the mansard. Built in to a full floor matching home office in Brookline Ma. Cherry, hand-rubbed oil and wax finish. Design contends with a trilvl...

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Maple slab desk.

rafra, member | April 7th, 20102 comments

Found this piece of spalted maple in Woodstock and hauled it back to the city. It sat in our hallway for a few months, until found a use for it. I went to look at a potential clients...

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artiFACT {dining table/desk}

paradisart, member | April 4th, 2010

Jason Paradis is an artist and artisan. He makes things out of wood, paint, and other stuff. A master craftsman, he offers quality, custom design & build services. If you can dream it, he can...

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bookWORM {handcarved dictionary stand}

paradisart, member | April 4th, 20102 comments

Jason Paradis is an artist and artisan. He makes things out of wood, paint, and other stuff. A master craftsman, he offers quality, custom design & build services. If you can dream it, he can...

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A Classic with a Twist

flairwoodworks, member | March 8th, 2010

The top of this desk was made of 61 individual pieces of walnut salvaged from a set of chairs being thrown out. Maple accents were added to tie the top to the base which features maple legs...

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Business Card Holder

jlcollicott, member | February 18th, 20102 comments

I utilized some scrap pieces of leopardwood and rosewood to make a business card holder for my desk. I used the rosewood for the core, between two slices of leopardwood. I added a...

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The Right Way to Use Contrast

BetsyE, member | February 17th, 2010

Using different woods, grains, and color to add contrast is a great way to make your furniture stand out from the crowd. The trick is to do it effectively, understanding what type of contrast to use...

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Bookcase

jamboni, member | February 14th, 2010

This is a quarter sawn oak bookcase I built for my wife to go with a desk I built for her in 2009. This is the bottom section of a 2 part piece. next comes the open shelf to go on top. I used a...

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Writing Desk and Wall cabinet

Wyler, member | February 2nd, 2010

Cherry writing desk, stained, lacquered.

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Tiger Maple Post & Beam Desk

jtetreault, member | January 25th, 20103 comments

Design is reminiscent of an old post & beam barn frame, complete with antique barn pegs used for drawer pulls.

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Mahogany Desk

Donhuff, member | January 18th, 2010

The legs on this mahogany are turned 45 degrees, and are attached with a sliding dovetail. The front and back are a single piece of wood cut and reassembled to make the grain continuous across...

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Entry tables

mokusakusensei, member | December 27th, 20091 comment

I have six childeren, and so I built six of these entry tables. Two are native walnut that is air dried. Four of the cabinets are quarter sawn red oak. The tops are concrete. I don't know how that is...

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Desk With Hutch

APO, member | October 16th, 2009

Desk was made of alder with two coats of clear polyurethane for final finish.

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