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by mailee » 11 Apr 2016, 17:03
I got this finished the other day. My customer had seen a similar one I built and asked for this with provision for files in the two bottom drawers. He also wanted it transportable so the top and upper drawers are separate from the pedestals. It is made in AWO with a 2 pac clear finish. Drawer runners are all soft close.
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by Pinch » 11 Apr 2016, 19:37
Criky Alan, I was wondering where you've got to these days.
Making rather 'ansome looking oak desks by the looks of things.
It looks superb! NIce job chap!
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by DaveL » 11 Apr 2016, 20:08
Very nice.
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by Andyp » 11 Apr 2016, 20:13
DaveL wrote:Very nice.
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by Rod » 11 Apr 2016, 21:08
Another good'n Alan
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by TrimTheKing » 11 Apr 2016, 21:58
Impressive work as always Alan
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by Robert » 11 Apr 2016, 22:30
Very nice
Looks like there is a runner of some sort for the suspension files to slide on. Can you buy such a thing or did you make that too - assuming I'm not seeing things?
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by TrimTheKing » 12 Apr 2016, 00:11
You can buy them, or more cheaply just inset a couple of stainless rods into the front and back of the drawers at the right width apart for the files you are using.
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by Wizard9999 » 12 Apr 2016, 09:57
DaveL wrote:Very nice.
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by Woodbloke » 12 Apr 2016, 12:35
Wizard9999 wrote:DaveL wrote:Very nice.
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by mailee » 14 Apr 2016, 18:10
Thanks guys, Well Robert Mark is correct I did use stainless rods for the files, they sit on the top edges of the drawer box sides and are fitted through the front and rear.
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by Crispylettuce » 16 Apr 2016, 01:24
Very nice job. Really like the clean, simple design
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