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Roll Top Desk - a Kustom Original

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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 techniques including the full wood screen made from slats that slide through a rounded groove in the raised sides of the desk. This one is not only a showcase of the builders talents, but also boasts drawers with dove tail joints and many nooks and crannies for everything you might need.

Design or Plan used: My own design

posted in: Reader's Gallery, dovetails, veneer, desk, Wood, office

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