
In early April 2010 I built a Shaker lap desk from some leftover cherry from a mantle / surround for the living room gas stove. I needed a small knob for the pullout drawer and figured a lathe would be a versatile additon to the shop for turned furniture components as well as other faceplate and spindle work.

That one little knob re-kindled a passion that I had lost since I was twenty years old.
2 comments:
Hello Bill, thanks for the comment on woodturningblog.
The lap desk is stunning. It would make a nice home for a laptop for anybody wanting to hide the tech and only show the quality furniture.
regards,
Andy
Beautiful projects you're doing, Billy!
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