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this is the top for the desk that was done last week. approx. 15 hours total including 3 coats of [you guessed it!] laquer. its sycamore from the picnic lumber run in 2007. almost got it used up but there is another pile I havent got into yet! the kids love it!

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Very, very nice Fred. That sycamore really looks good.
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Looks real nice. I love the grain.
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thats really nice. How many shelves did you make for it?
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That thing looks HUGE!!! What is the width on that desK?

Still, as big as it is, it looks great Fred! It looks like you used shelving standards, is that correct?
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Very nice! I love the design and choice of woods.

Cheers,

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there are 6 shelves. 2 per opening. yeh I used standards K V type with clips. quick and easy and they adjust in 1/2" increments! oh and it is large! 7' wide and 82" high. I got big grand kids! need lots o storage for my pack-rat!
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very nice Fred.
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Very nice looking Fred. Yup it is LARGE! Did you fasten it to the desk and how if you did?
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Hey Fred that nice now and LARGE for large grand kids... You say that's 2007 NCWoodworker Picnic wood - does it still smell like BBQ?
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Originally Posted by toolferone View Post
Very nice looking Fred. Yup it is LARGE! Did you fasten it to the desk and how if you did?

I added some cleats to the inside of the outer uprights. the uprights overlap the side by 7/8" so the cleats are mostly invisible. I added some screws to these to fasten it to the desk top. when finished its all one piece.it rocks a little but its sitting on carpet with thick pad. it will settle down in a few days. its heavy enough that it aint fallin over! LOML has it mostly full already. imagine that!
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Originally Posted by jeff... View Post
Hey Fred that nice now and LARGE for large grand kids... You say that's 2007 NCWoodworker Picnic wood - does it still smell like BBQ?

just a little! but the lacker kinda covers it up!
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Most excellent Fred, I am taking copious notes
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OK , that's it .....I gotta come over and see that !! Beautiful work bro

.....ummmmm where did you find room for it ?
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Originally Posted by sawduster View Post
OK , that's it .....I gotta come over and see that !! Beautiful work bro

.....ummmmm where did you find room for it ?
simple! I just moved the pile set up the desk and put the pile on the desk!
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