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I had a cutout left over from my kitchen project a couple years ago. While doing other projects, I was weighing possible uses; tossing it offended my sensibilities. The objective was to come up with a simple application that did not require inordinate time to complete but that would be useful. More on my website at http://mklange.cnc.net/SimpleDesk/SimpleDesk.html Main page: http://mklange.cnc.net -- There is never a situation where having more rounds is a disadvantage Rob Leatham |
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On 12/22/2009 07:54 PM, Mark & Juanita wrote:
I had a cutout left over from my kitchen project a couple years ago. While doing other projects, I was weighing possible uses; tossing it offended my sensibilities. The objective was to come up with a simple application that did not require inordinate time to complete but that would be useful. More on my website athttp://mklange.cnc.net/SimpleDesk/SimpleDesk.html Main page:http://mklange.cnc.net Well done! |
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Dave Balderstone wrote:
In article , Mark & Juanita wrote: I had a cutout left over from my kitchen project a couple years ago. While doing other projects, I was weighing possible uses; tossing it offended my sensibilities. The objective was to come up with a simple application that did not require inordinate time to complete but that would be useful. More on my website at http://mklange.cnc.net/SimpleDesk/SimpleDesk.html Main page: http://mklange.cnc.net Aww... To quote the 4 or 5 Crazy Guys, it's cute and strong! Like I said, the idea here was not to go for complex and elegant, but something simple, strong, and durable. It will fill a need -- There is never a situation where having more rounds is a disadvantage Rob Leatham |
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Doug Winterburn wrote:
On 12/22/2009 07:54 PM, Mark & Juanita wrote: I had a cutout left over from my kitchen project a couple years ago. While doing other projects, I was weighing possible uses; tossing it offended my sensibilities. The objective was to come up with a simple application that did not require inordinate time to complete but that would be useful. More on my website athttp://mklange.cnc.net/SimpleDesk/SimpleDesk.html Main page:http://mklange.cnc.net Well done! Thanks -- There is never a situation where having more rounds is a disadvantage Rob Leatham |
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On 12/22/2009 05:54 PM, Mark & Juanita wrote:
I had a cutout left over from my kitchen project a couple years ago. While doing other projects, I was weighing possible uses; tossing it offended my sensibilities. The objective was to come up with a simple application that did not require inordinate time to complete but that would be useful. More on my website at http://mklange.cnc.net/SimpleDesk/SimpleDesk.html Main page: http://mklange.cnc.net Very nice Mark - an excellent use of cutoffs... -- Kevin Miller - http://www.alaska.net/~atftb Juneau, Alaska In a recent survey, 7 out of 10 hard drives preferred Linux Registered Linux User No: 307357, http://counter.li.org |
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Mark & Juanita wrote:
I had a cutout left over from my kitchen project a couple years ago. While doing other projects, I was weighing possible uses; tossing it offended my sensibilities. The objective was to come up with a simple application that did not require inordinate time to complete but that would be useful. More on my website at http://mklange.cnc.net/SimpleDesk/SimpleDesk.html Main page: http://mklange.cnc.net Makes me want to remodel the kitch just so I can get a sink cutout for a desk or tabloe. |
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Simple, elegant, and useful.
john "Mark & Juanita" wrote in message m... I had a cutout left over from my kitchen project a couple years ago. While doing other projects, I was weighing possible uses; tossing it offended my sensibilities. The objective was to come up with a simple application that did not require inordinate time to complete but that would be useful. More on my website at http://mklange.cnc.net/SimpleDesk/SimpleDesk.html Main page: http://mklange.cnc.net -- There is never a situation where having more rounds is a disadvantage Rob Leatham |
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Ed Pawlowski wrote:
Mark & Juanita wrote: I had a cutout left over from my kitchen project a couple years ago. While doing other projects, I was weighing possible uses; tossing it offended my sensibilities. The objective was to come up with a simple application that did not require inordinate time to complete but that would be useful. More on my website at http://mklange.cnc.net/SimpleDesk/SimpleDesk.html Main page: http://mklange.cnc.net Makes me want to remodel the kitch just so I can get a sink cutout for a desk or tabloe. :-) -- There is never a situation where having more rounds is a disadvantage Rob Leatham |
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jloomis wrote:
Simple, elegant, and useful. john Thanks -- There is never a situation where having more rounds is a disadvantage Rob Leatham |
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"Ed Pawlowski" wrote in message ... Mark & Juanita wrote: I had a cutout left over from my kitchen project a couple years ago. While doing other projects, I was weighing possible uses; tossing it offended my sensibilities. The objective was to come up with a simple application that did not require inordinate time to complete but that would be useful. More on my website at http://mklange.cnc.net/SimpleDesk/SimpleDesk.html Main page: http://mklange.cnc.net Makes me want to remodel the kitch just so I can get a sink cutout for a desk or tabloe. That's a great looking desk, and anyone would be happy to claim it. Seeing it, I'm like you and I'd love to build one if I had the tools. Perhaps a variation would be to layer another piece of plywood beneath the center part, fill it partially with thinset mortar and place 12" marble, slate or granite tiles in the opening. For writing, that could present a problem, but for other uses it'd be fine. You could also visit a granite/marble fabricator and I bet that they'd give you cutouts or pieces you could use whole. They'd surely charge you to square the pieces up, but it'd make a swell looking insert. -- Nonny ELOQUIDIOT (n) A highly educated, sophisticated, and articulate person who has absolutely no clue concerning what they are talking about. The person is typically a media commentator or politician. |
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Nonny wrote:
"Ed Pawlowski" wrote in message ... Mark & Juanita wrote: I had a cutout left over from my kitchen project a couple years ago. While doing other projects, I was weighing possible uses; tossing it offended my sensibilities. The objective was to come up with a simple application that did not require inordinate time to complete but that would be useful. More on my website at http://mklange.cnc.net/SimpleDesk/SimpleDesk.html Main page: http://mklange.cnc.net Makes me want to remodel the kitch just so I can get a sink cutout for a desk or tabloe. That's a great looking desk, and anyone would be happy to claim it. Seeing it, I'm like you and I'd love to build one if I had the tools. Perhaps a variation would be to layer another piece of plywood beneath the center part, fill it partially with thinset mortar and place 12" marble, slate or granite tiles in the opening. For writing, that could present a problem, but for other uses it'd be fine. You could also visit a granite/marble fabricator and I bet that they'd give you cutouts or pieces you could use whole. They'd surely charge you to square the pieces up, but it'd make a swell looking insert. Thanks for the compliments. The top here was not complicated, it is a laminate top (Wilsonart), so it is well within the range of anyone with woodworking tools if you don't want to go to the trouble of replacing your countertops. -- There is never a situation where having more rounds is a disadvantage Rob Leatham |
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Looks great Mark.. Nice simple lines.. One thing nice about the top is
you can put almost anything on there and not worry about it get stained or scratched.. Should last a long time and still look good that way.. On 12/22/2009 6:54 PM, Mark & Juanita wrote: I had a cutout left over from my kitchen project a couple years ago. While doing other projects, I was weighing possible uses; tossing it offended my sensibilities. The objective was to come up with a simple application that did not require inordinate time to complete but that would be useful. More on my website athttp://mklange.cnc.net/SimpleDesk/SimpleDesk.html Main page:http://mklange.cnc.net |
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Jim Hall wrote:
Looks great Mark.. Nice simple lines.. One thing nice about the top is you can put almost anything on there and not worry about it get stained or scratched.. Should last a long time and still look good that way.. Thanks Jim. You are definitely right about the laminate top, especially knowing that this piece is going to be used by a teenager over the coming years. On 12/22/2009 6:54 PM, Mark & Juanita wrote: I had a cutout left over from my kitchen project a couple years ago. While doing other projects, I was weighing possible uses; tossing it offended my sensibilities. The objective was to come up with a simple application that did not require inordinate time to complete but that would be useful. More on my website athttp://mklange.cnc.net/SimpleDesk/SimpleDesk.html Main page:http://mklange.cnc.net -- There is never a situation where having more rounds is a disadvantage Rob Leatham |
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