Comments

1. 
   USMCDENNIS | Jun 10, 2010 08:04pm | #1

   Looks very nice. Ilike the idea/name of a "sawhorse" desk. Very nice.

2. 
   Kevin_Smith | Jun 22, 2010 09:19am | #2

   Love the handmade aesthetics of these sawhorse pieces. Instant classics.

3. 
   McDonald | Jul 06, 2010 05:48pm | #3

   very nice piece, classic. Do you have plans available?

4. 
   toddwesley | Jul 07, 2010 04:27am | #4

   Sorry I don't have plans. Thanks for the comments though.

5. 
   richwood1 | Jul 16, 2010 02:44pm | #5

   Hi Todd, love the writing desk. Can you tell me are the legs splayed out in both directions? That is looking at the front of the desk and the side view. Are the legs tapered? It doesn't appear that they are in the picture.

   Thanks,
   Rich

6. 
   JohnOSeattle | Jul 21, 2010 02:21am | #6

   Like the desk alot. What are the overall dimensions?

   Thanks
   JO

7. 
   toddwesley | Jul 21, 2010 03:47am | #7

   Thanks for the input. The dimensions are w60" d26" h30". The legs are splayed in both directions at 5 degrees. The dimensions were really determined by the board that I manted to use for the top since it was resawn and book matched. And the angle of the legs was really a trial and error procces.

8. 
   WMoylan | Nov 26, 2010 09:10pm | #8

   Very nice piece. I've been working with local black walnut also. I was planning a writing desk in cheery, but this has inspired me to rethink -- perhaps to combine the woods. I really like your proportions and the splayed legs and their angles are elegant. Wish you had plans available. Congrats on a beautify piece.