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computer desk
Mar 17, 20132 comments
This desk is made from sycamore and curly maple. It is 36"x 21"x 30" tall. It has mortise and tenon joinery, and two sided tapers on the legs started about 1/3 of the way down from the top. I resawed...
reclaimed cedar trestle table
Nov 25, 20124 comments
First post on Finewoodworking. Made from recycled western cedar. Used to be utility poles! 1/2" walnut dowels as accent wood on the breadboards. 1" walnut dowels as pegs to secure the trestle. Three...
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Recent comments
Re: computer desk
Thank you...The sycamore turned out better than I thought. I had enough for the legs plus a little extra. The grain was not quite as nice on the remaining piece, so I thought I 'd resaw it and it turned out pretty nice.
posted: 8:04 pm on March 20thWhat if you make boards with dados that you can glue or screw to the inside of the aprons. you could make the dado slightly thinner on the front end and the keyboard tray a little thicker on the back side. That way it will not slide out. A little wax would help it to move in the dado.
Re: TRESTLE TABLE
Outstanding work! Love the look of the quartersawn oak. Made the kiln too? Thats even more impressive.
posted: 6:59 pm on January 25thRe: Sideboard of Kwila and Makore
Elegant...Great eye for proportion and contrast.
posted: 8:54 pm on December 4thRe: reclaimed cedar trestle table
Thank you.
posted: 8:22 pm on November 27thRe: reclaimed cedar trestle table
Thanks, I used a dado blade for both. I believe the tenon was 3/4" long, and 1/8" depth on each side of the table top. Then set the dado to 1/2" and plunge cut. It took a couple practice cuts until I got it right.
posted: 10:00 am on November 26th