Walnut writing desk, with leather top.
This desk was for a customer in NYC. I was never able to see it finished, nor with the leather installed in the recess in the top. Sigh! The design was by John Sammons, of Fairfax and Sammons, of London, New York, and Miami. It was a fun little piece to build. There is a lot going on there.
Very impressive, I love all the little details. Great work!
-- CHRIS, Charlottetown PEI Canada. Anytime you can repurpose, reuse, or recycle, everyone wins!
Very nice.
It’s a shame you did not see it finished. It must look exquisite with finish and the leather top.
-- Abbas, Castro Valley, CA
Cobby,
Sigh! We, too, would love to see it finished. You did a wonderful job on all the details. Great workmanship!
Welcome to WWW.
L/W
-- “Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.” Benjamin Franklin
How did you do the big radius on the four corners so evenly? Do you have a jig or do you just saw them close and file them in where you want?
I cut the corners on a bandsaw, I only had a finish tolerance of .062. So cutting square and tight to the line was critical. I only needed sand paper to fare them in. That’s the long and short of it Mudflap!
Wow, that is beautiful! I love it.
-- Jack