squeezing this one in between a few other projects.
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Beautiful
Great work.
Beautiful desk.
Meh.
Beautiful! Any chance you are selling this?
99% of what i make is custom-made-to-order. This desk is actually part of a swap i am trading for a whitetail hunt. Im trying to pimp one hobby to support another 
I do have another mesquite desktop I made (though thinner at about 7/8"-1" that is sitting around i need to use up.
I do have another mesquite desktop I made (though thinner at about 7/8"-1" that is sitting around i need to use up.
I was going to say that if you have too much free time, I'll invent more needs and orders something else. My two end tables are so freaking sweet. I'm having glass tops delivered today to protect them.
We will be consulting on a pedestal for an elk mount I have soon, can't wait to discuss the project!
What's the approximate cost of this desk?
not related really...do you still do end grain cutting boards. Think I bought the biggest one you had a few years back and I always have people ask me where I got it.
If I say it looks like complete sheet, it's pure jealousy.
Gigem Aggies
Looks great. Very similar to the horse face desk you did awhile back. I think thst was mesquite too?
Are the legs stained mesquite? Or walnut? Mind showing how you did the cross section for the legs? Is it just a cross lap joint?
Are the legs stained mesquite? Or walnut? Mind showing how you did the cross section for the legs? Is it just a cross lap joint?
price can vary a good bit, especially as you get into higher character and single slabs.
generally, this style (not full cabinets) you are around 3k. but if you wanted a high character walnut slab top, that could easily add 2-3k to the price tag.
generally, this style (not full cabinets) you are around 3k. but if you wanted a high character walnut slab top, that could easily add 2-3k to the price tag.
Got ya.
FYI - you built me a table a few months ago.
FYI - you built me a table a few months ago.
The legs on the mesquite desk are from the same walnut tree as the base on your table/bench and the top of your bench
Awesome.
Btw, we love the table. We eat there every night, talk about our days and play high/low. It has brought my family even closer and I am thankful for it.
Btw, we love the table. We eat there every night, talk about our days and play high/low. It has brought my family even closer and I am thankful for it.
I lost a very cool desk (very different from this one) to Hurricane Harvey in 2017 and had agrams build me a new one when I moved back into my house in 2020. Everyone that walks into my office stops and softly touches it like the crown jewels the first time they see it.
"Nice desk huh? Here, pull up an ottoman and check it out. Let me crack open the steam valve on my lamp so you can get a better look"
That is a really cool desk. And a unique setup all around.
That is a really cool desk. And a unique setup all around.
A. chairs would cramp the flow and space quite a bit.CactusThomas said:
"Nice desk huh? Here, pull up an ottoman and check it out. Let me crack open the steam valve on my lamp so you can get a better look"
That is a really cool desk. And a unique setup all around.
B. don't get too comfortable...this won't take long.
Which wood is that desk top made from? Very nice.
Mas89 said:
Which wood is that desk top made from? Very nice.
Mesquite
Wow. Just beautiful.
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