Custom desk

Out of all the things i build this one gets the most interest. It is extremely simple to build. The entire desk can be made from butt joints and pocket holes. The legs where ordered online and then the aprons where just cut to length and screwed in place.

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Projects: Tables
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Location: west chester, pa

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Comment by Jeff Devlin- DIY Host/Carpenter on October 17, 2009 at 3:26pm: That is a great idea for legs! Sometimes getting materials is the hardest part of a project! Thanks

Comment by Kevin on October 15, 2009 at 11:08pm: I work for a building materials supplier - another source for table legs similar to these would be stair ballusters. I haven't compared prices, but since they are a little more common they might be a little cheaper than special ordering legs.

Comment by Jeff Devlin- DIY Host/Carpenter on September 17, 2009 at 5:49am: I can tell you exactly how to do this! Most of the stuff i build is custom to fit in little places for people but i can most certainly look for the original drawings and measurements. This is a great project for the Kreg Jig because every joint can be done simply. (Even the drawers). Let me know what how big you are looking to make it and i can sketch something up for you!!!!

Comment by joseph on September 15, 2009 at 6:59pm: looks great. i need to find some plans to build us one.

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