I've been looking for a desk solution for the new office. I want allot of desk top space, something like 72ish inches of space. The problem is that executive desks are bulky and also very expensive for anything not cookie cutter or press board, fall apart junk. The solution is reclaiming pedestals from this 100.00 mahogany desk built in 74, dovetailed, solids with 1'ply veniers, from Europe with marble inlay. Good bones

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Let me emphasize how important it is to clamp this up right. A jig should be made in advance that is true, and flat. Using something metal would be best especially if the door frame is finished and painted prohibiting tweeking the jams as needed if core warps in glue up---which it will if not clamped perfectly flat on both sides and legth and width.
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Home Depot had cheap unfinished cabinets on sale and after alittle stain and varnish there up.
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I put a custom blend cherry/walnut stain and some satin varnish on the top. Looks good but i'm not sure if satin varnish will hold up to the punishment. A couple upper cabinets for storage and it will be done. maybe a printer stand and definatley tidey up those cords.
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I really just needed a place to close off all the destraction and focus on Bible Study and a Web Design hobby. I also like to repair computers and like having a dedicated workspace is a realized luxury now. I think I know just the spot in this office for a fold up table. And some tools.
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got some apricot paint (not really as intense as the apple iphone pic depicts) from my friend over at darrins random realities . It has a calming effect. No I'm not yelling
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