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Oak Desk

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Woodworker: Chad HillHill built this desk (29-1/2 in. deep by 72 in. wide by 31-1/2 in. tall) as an anniversary gift for his wife. Design elements include high contrast, tapered legs, a bevel on the underside of the top, lights under the top, and a sweeping inlay across it. The materials are white oak, blackened red oak, and black corian; the finish is lacquer.
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