Thread: Study Desk

looks like you have not lost your touch , lovely piece , wasn't sure about the white draw bottoms, but it means not looking into a dark space,

I built this for a friend , not long ago, we're both ham radio operators, and he badly needed a new radio/work area, not anywhere as fine as yours, but for me quiet good.

Don't have Pic's of finished, but the mate loves it, though he struggles to keep it tidy.
Jeff
vk4

Hi metester
That's a nice way to make a return. Can you tell me what sort of timber you used and how you finished it please?
TT

Nice comeback bud! Looks great!

Thanks fellas.

Originally Posted by Twisted Tenon

Hi metester
That's a nice way to make a return. Can you tell me what sort of timber you used and how you finished it please?
TT

Simple Tassie Oak. I stained it using Feast Watson Teak Prooftint and then applied 2 coats of Feast Watson Satinproof. Both were applied with a wad of folded, clean cloth. Avoids brush marks and aids an even coat application.

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Originally Posted by vk4

looks like you have not lost your touch , lovely piece , wasn't sure about the white draw bottoms, but it means not looking into a dark space,

I built this for a friend , not long ago, we're both ham radio operators, and he badly needed a new radio/work area, not anywhere as fine as yours, but for me quiet good.

Don't have Pic's of finished, but the mate loves it, though he struggles to keep it tidy.
Jeff
vk4

Nothing like building something that gets used and appreciated. Nice one!

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Originally Posted by metester

Thanks fellas.

Simple Tassie Oak. I stained it using Feast Watson Teak Prooftint and then applied 2 coats of Feast Watson Satinproof. Both were applied with a wad of folded, clean cloth. Avoids brush marks and aids an even coat application.

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Thanks metester
the Finish looks great

TT

Looks good from where I sit! Glad to see you back at it!!