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RE: Walnut secretary desk completed - oakey - 01-31-2020

WOW what every one else has already said just beautiful


RE: Walnut secretary desk completed - KLaz - 01-31-2020

Well executed and a beautiful piece!  Congratulations!

How about some details?  Finish used and any progress pics?


RE: Walnut secretary desk completed - jppierson - 01-31-2020

Gorgeous! You are a superb craftsman and just goes to show that perseverance pays off.


RE: Walnut secretary desk completed - Gary G™ - 01-31-2020

This case is exquisite!


RE: Walnut secretary desk completed - Strokes77 - 01-31-2020

Oh wow.  Thanks for sharing.


RE: Walnut secretary desk completed - FrankAtl - 01-31-2020

That's beautiful Rick! Well done!


RE: Walnut secretary desk completed - Rob Young - 01-31-2020

(01-31-2020, 01:41 AM)rick4212 Wrote: It took 6 months but I finally completed this 18th century  secretary desk. My first project with all hand cut dovetails. It was a fun but challenging project. Thanks for looking.
Rick

That is great!


RE: Walnut secretary desk completed - mound - 01-31-2020

Doesn't look challenging at all!


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RE: Walnut secretary desk completed - GeeDub - 01-31-2020

A beautiful piece. The figured, arched, door panel really draws the eye when the drop-front is lowered. The care in choosing the figure for the small drawer fronts is also center stage. Time well spent. glad to see the dovetails on display on the top-to-side connecting point. Some versions place a false top with a profile, which is fine but, I prefer the plain top. It is a double win; the dovetails get to be on display and the desk keeps its more utilitarian look which I prefer for these pieces. Your care, craftsmanship and patience are on display.


RE: Walnut secretary desk completed - MarkSingleton - 01-31-2020

Very nice work indeed. Thanks for sharing!!