Above are all the steps I used to make the pull out work surface for the desk. Next I’ll make the three drawers that will sit in the cabinet and then I’ll be finished with the case.
Above are all the steps I used to make the pull out work surface for the desk. Next I’ll make the three drawers that will sit in the cabinet and then I’ll be finished with the case.
Great photo story of the process. Glad you made it back into the shop.
I like seeing the steps of your work. Very interesting.
Looks like a good weekends work. Almost there, looks great
Thanks all!!!
how did you made the dowel for the bread board? Another question, did you also offset the elongated holes? looking good.
I bought the dowel from Rockler and ran them through my lie nielsen dowel cutter. When I make dowels, I trim them close to size and run them through the dowel cutter also.
And yes, I offset the elongated holes. I anticipate movement in the direction of the elongation, but not in the perpendicular direction.
Thanks for reading!
That’s a really complex desk design. Drawers, bifold doors, slide out work surfaces. It’s going to be amazing when you get it done.
I hope so. It’s certainly the most complicated project I’ve done so far. We really need a desk too (you saw my other one 😉 )