Student Desk II
comments (5) October 6th, 2009 in Reader's Gallery
angapmac, member
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Photo: Front View
This is my second submission of a Student Desk. I have been an amateur woodworker for about 30 years. Woodworking for me is a hobby. All my work is made for my children, grand-children as well as my wife and I. I use Canvas™ on my Macintosh to make the drawings and establish measurements prior to undertaking any of my projects. This Cherry and Maple "Student Desk" was made for my daughter. The drawer buttons and other decorative are in Purpleheart. Most of the furniture I make is designed along the same general lines and concepts. This one was completed yesterday, October 5th.
Design or Plan used: My own design
posted in: Reader's Gallery, cherry, maple, desk
Contest Description
Congratulations to our five winners! Mark Laub, of Minneapolis, Minn., won first prize with his After The Goldrush Lingerie Cabinet.
The rest of the winning lot included Bob Abbott of Lake Oswego, Ore., Michael Singer of Felton, Calif., Craig Thibodeau of San Diego, CA., and Craig Hopson of Salt Lake City, Utah.
The winners were awarded a clamp prize package from Bessey Tools.
First Prize
-4-piece "H" Style Pipe Clamp Set
-Bar Clamp Assortment with Mobile Rack
-K-Body REVO Framing Kit
-K-Body REVO Extender Kit:
-24 x 4" Light Duty Step-Over Clamps
Second Prize:
-4-piece "H" Style Pipe Clamp Set:
-K-Body REVO Framing Kit
-Body REVO Extender Kit:
Third, Fourth and Fifth Prize:
K-Body REVO Extender Kit
Contest ended Oct. 28 EST.
Winners were selected by the community.
Winners announced Nov. 6.
Comments (5)
Student Desk is something which is essential for a student to study and prepare assignment.Last week
I bought a Student Desk from a local store but it doesn’t meet all my expectation.So I googled and learned what is necessary things to keep in mind in order to buy a perfect student dest.
Please check out details at http://www.studentdeskguide.com .
Posted: 4:59 am on June 9th
As for this project, WONDERFUL, REALLY.
Slink
Posted: 8:05 pm on February 13th
Sorry for the late reply. The purpleheart does indeed change to brownish when worked, but returns to its purple color quite fast, especially when finish is applied.
Posted: 3:25 pm on October 28th
Posted: 9:24 pm on October 15th
Did you have any trouble with the purpleheart browning after you machined the pulls? If so, did exposure to light bring back the purple ?
Thanks fo sharing.
Posted: 4:22 pm on October 6th
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