A Desk and Credenza from start to finish.

[STONEMAKERCANADA]

hey

[EarlNesbitt]

awesome to see so many hits -- great video too. hope it's translated to dollars! Earl Nesbitt.

[watch4david]

Thanks Crazyman, In the near future I am going to make some videos for sale. Thanks,Dave

[crazyarmen]

this was a great video. what an awesome project. Will these be available for purchase in the future?

[getdirections]

this mf'er is weigh 2000 lbs

[watch4david]

I wanted to make the desk so it would come apart in sections for moving but it would have been a lot more work because of the front grill and base molding so I measured the elevator in the building ( which I recommend anytime you build something large) to make sure I could get in to the clients office. A couple good helpers and a good dolly and it was no problem to deliver.

[Sweeper5]

At least 2000. LOL! A nice job though...plenty clamps I noticed. And dovetailed everything with an Omni-jig. That thing should last forever...just would hate to have to move it is all. I thought the design and the furniture building were astounding.

[D57M14]

yo was up im daniel termini from chicago  ,damn dat crazy we got da same name

[QQMcFlibbinQQ]

no way... im daniel termini too!

[watch4david]

Yo man, My son's name is Daniel Termini also. He is in Philly just out of college with a 5 year architecture degree. He is working for Green Peace while he struggles to find a job in the natural and sustainable design field. If you ever come through Frederick,MD look me up. Chow Dave

[C3DesignBuild]

Please tell me that you're NOT serious??? My mom named me Daniel Termini as well!!! She said that I was named after my dad, whom I have never met! Dad??? Is that you???

Sorry. I tried, but I just could NOT resist! Nice video, Pap! LOL!

[watch4david]

Hello Daniel, Sorry,my name is Dave.

[DallasCustomFurnitur]

Beautiful work David!

[worktosser]

a work of art!

[crickey7301]

Truly beautiful!

[Katantika]

Buen trabajo señores.

[watch4david]

Thank you very much.

[drail80s]

I notice you seem to like the older tools. Any problems locatings parts? Sometime the older tools will out preform.

[watch4david]

I love old hand tools especially buck chisels and carving tools.The steel is very easy to sharpen and get a good edge. Parts can sometimes be found on the web. Even newer machines can sometimes be hard to find parts. My 20 year 10 inch table saw needed a part and I finally found an after market part in Canada. Thanks Dave

[drail80s]

First off, WOW!! Second, did you design the desk? How long did it take you for completion?

Was that a Foley Belsaw Planer I noticed? Do you still have the attachements for it?

Thanks

[watch4david]

Thanks, My son designed the desk, he is an arthitecture student. The client had pictures of the style she wanted and he worked from them. The challenge was figuring out how to get everything together. The client was short so the total height of the desk was 28 inches. I used story boards full size to lay out the criterial parts.Thanks Dave

[watch4david]

Thanks for the complement, I will try to speed up the next on I make.

[larksp]

to start with did not really think that much off it but the finish was great you must have 50 clamps lol nice job

[ScottishHeavy]

You built a very nice desk. I saw that you put a fluted board on the casing. Was that exclusively decorative.

[watch4david]

Thank You, Yes the strips are part of the design. Thanks Dave