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    one of the best pieces of craftmanship Ive seen on this forum,

    Regards............Auzzie Turner

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    Unbelievable work Rocker! I'm insanely jealous of your talent.

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    what a magnificent piece Rocker, well done!

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    Again another nice peice of work. the color is so nice.
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    Echo, echo from me, too, Rocker - this a fantastic piece'!

    Cheers,

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    The new owner is going to have trouble finding a spot to put it....
    "put it in the study so it can serve its purpose of being a desk..... put in in the living room so its on display...."

    Well done, it looks great!
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    Thumbs up First Class

    Agree 100% with all the others. A magnificent effort and first class outcome. The slotted tambours add that final touch of class. Well done

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    It's all been said already! Magnificent piece Rocker
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    I have added the finishing touch to the desk by making three small drawers whose fronts were made from the fiddleback blackwood that I used for my grandfather clock. Behind the left-hand drawer is the small secret box that can only be withdrawn from its hiding place by attaching a block with inset magnets to the back of the drawer, as described in another thread: http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com...ad.php?t=34792 .

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    Beautiful work Rocker.
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    Nice finishing touch, and good use of 'leftovers'. Did you sign and date the piece?
    Those are my principles, and if you don't like them . . . well, I have others.

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    Rocker, Your desk is magnificent and I hope I have enough time left to learn the skills which will enable me to emulate your work.
    Have you seen the latest FWW newsletter and the Example of a Seymour design made by a first year student in the US? Also excellent work, and he is only just starting out!
    Link here http://www.taunton.com/finewoodworki...e.aspx?id=4199

    Mick.

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    Micknews,

    There is really nothing particularly difficult about making the style of rolltop desk I made. The Seymour design that you posted is a different matter altogether. That would be a really challenging project. My desk was just a lot of work, but something that any competent woodworker with plenty of time on their hands could expect to accomplish successfully.

    Rocker

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    You have set a high bar - something that we can all aim for, well done mate.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rocker
    Micknews,

    There is really nothing particularly difficult about making the style of rolltop desk I made. My desk was just a lot of work, but something that any competent woodworker with plenty of time on their hands could expect to accomplish successfully.

    Rocker
    Your selling your self short Rock:confused: Those tambours you made were very, very good. They required patience and skill and you completed them successfully. Again an excelent effort

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