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On Sun, 16 May 2004 18:52:50 -0500, hamzio wrote
(in article ): Very nice consoles, but a little bit more heavy duty than what I am looking for. Heavy pine is what I had in mind, almost like a work bench type table with a matching hutch/console. But thanks for the reply and the link! In many cases, having a woodworker build a desk to your specs isn't more - or, at least, very much more than buying a well-built commercial desk. There are a couple of features that you could "build in". One would be adjustable shelves and another might be either laminating between two pieces of the desk or simply "surfacing the various pieves with sheet copper which could be tied together and grounded. I've never tried that but it could be "interesting". Also, you could have have the rear of the "desk top" tilted slightly for ease of use. Also (grin), you can build your AC distribution in. I have done that and it /really/ beats "the usual mess". The same thing can be done by building in antenna inputs/outputs. And it's a chance to have two very nice speakers built into the desk. Want any more suggestions [bwg]? Gray Shockley ---------------- DX-392 DX-398 RX-320 DX-399 CCradio+ w/RS Loop Justice AM Antenna Torus Tuner (3-13 MHz) Select-A-Tenna --------------------- Vicksburg, MS US |
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