This would have been a very heavy desk! I can easily pick both of these desks up by myself which means I don’t need help should I change my mind mid-year about my layout. ![]() *A few notes: I wanted to first use larger pieces of wood for the tops pieced together and 4”x4”s for the legs. It is amazing how much better this is than your regular metal teacher desk. Kreg Jig and 1.25” Washer Head Pocket ScrewsĬONGRATS! You have built your amazing wooden L-Shaped teacher desk! Be ready for lots of “Oohs and Aahs” from your peers. (8) 1”x3”x8’ boards (for the trim pieces) (3) 2”x2”x8’ boards (for the legs of the desk) (2) 20”x72” edge glued panels (for the top of the desks) Keep in mind that all wood is not exact and that there are variances so always remember the golden rule-”Measure twice, cut once!”. ![]() Use these as a guideline to help plan yours out. We had to adjust as we went as you always do when working with wood. I am not an expert and I will be giving some measurements that worked in my space. Just do a light sanding on the edges to smooth the corners to prevent them from snagging your clothes! We did not have to make any cuts to these boards because they are 6 feet long. You would always have to write on a surface or clipboard. I was going to piece together boards but my husband made a good point that writing on something not smooth or with a slight gap would be frustrating. ![]() We went with these boards for the desk tops.
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