I Built a Desk with a Hidden Secret
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Build a Modern DIY Desk with a killer epoxy inlay drawer design and hidden wire management. Hide all those unsightly wires while you stay at home and work from home. You can make a modern computer desk and keep a wireless keyboard, mouse, and charging station on top for a super clean look.
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Hi guys I’m in the hospital recovering from that insanely crisp transition at 11:34
Really wish I could like this comment more than once!
Took me a minute to get that one right. Glad it hit 😀
Whoa! Totally missed that - thanks for highlighting it. That's the coolest transition I've seen!
First thing I came to the comments to point out. Such a nice touch! Hope your recovery is swift lol
It was so crisp that I didn’t even notice it
I enjoyed how you converted "mistakes" into "design features", a useful skill.
a Bob Ross disciple?
I always say I learned woodworking from both my dad and my grandpa: my grandpa taught me to use the tools, my dad taught me how to fix my mistakes. The desk looks amazing, design features and all! I really like the detailed build videos, with all the tips and tricks. Since I've started working and learning on my own, youtube has taught me a lot about joinery and designing a project. Thanks for being a part of that!
Thanks for coming along for the ride!
Cool clamp pads!! Epoxy pattern looks sick!
channeled my inner Maker Ranch on this bad boy :)
Pro trick: you can watch movies on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching lots of of movies recently.
"We'll call it a design feature" - Me and my dad to each other every ten minutes when we build something
If your having trouble with nail blowouts try turning your gun 90 degrees to be in line with the wood. Brad nails are shaped flat like a 2x4 and bend the same way, they flex in their thinner direction. If you have the flex direction where the nail can follow the wood grain out toward the side of the board, Murphy’s law says they will. If you turn the gun to be parallel with the length of the board your shooting into, the brad can on flex along the length and will still be in the board. Great vid!
If I watch any more of these, my son (13 years old) is going to make me buy him a CnC for Christmas. Well done. So pretty. Dreaming of CnC's now.....
I really like the suggestion of gluing on sandpaper to the offcuts. Great tip and great build, Brad!
That oscillating belt sander! You have the fantasy factory of woodworking.
Love that walnut! Thanks for sharing!
That wire management, and I have done tons of that myself, is just beautiful. Cheers! ✌️
gotta love a tidy desk :)
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I can’t find the video on making better miter joints. Can you direct me please
It wasn't up yet. But is now! th-cam.com/video/bhlzH_ktCOw/w-d-xo.html
Beautiful desk! That tip about adding sandpaper to the offcuts to help with clamping is gold! All your design features are inspirational for a guy like me, who is way too good at adding design features to my own projects 😁
it'll be our little secret :) #designfeature
One of the realest woodworkers on TH-cam, sure there may be some fancy tools, but how can you not love the honesty in his work. Awesome.
People like you make the world more beautiful. Thank you
that's very kind
That transition at 11:34 is really clean. Nice build!
There’s a 100% chance that I start saying, “Design feature” during every project for the rest of my life.
😂😂😂
Now I'm going to refer to the glowing background in my render a design feature.
Design Feature... that reminds me of flying RC planes and having an "Unscheduled Landing".
Update: I’ve had two small projects since I saw this video and they both had “design features”
Love the CNC design on the front of this desk. Great idea and nice work.
Thank you! Cheers!
1. I like your design, really great idea.
2. Looking at the front, at the way you dealt with the edges, I got a suggestion:
Considering you before assembly already know what goes where, then it would not take long for you, to cut a V-groove into the front, all the way around, then cut some strips of the plywood, where there good looking side, is the one to be turned out, at the inward is cut into an angle. This has several benefits: 1. It hides that you made it in plywood; 2: Creating these cuts, will make the front look like the rest of your creation; 3: The front will because of the angle and groove center itself.
Beyond that... nice show of machines. ;)
Great idea for the back panel using the magnets. Love the finished desk. Looks amazing.
Looks fantastic. Thanks for making such a wonderful desk.
I'm not gonna build any of this.. but I still watch ur videos and I luv them. Thank u......👍
I love that cnc design! Super jealous of that machine
Man, I really love your concept of “design features”.
I may be more of a computer guy than a woodworking guy, but imagine using VGA in 2020. Fantastic build none the less, and I may just have to try and get my hands a bit dirty to turn out something similar.
those drawer fronts!! 🔥🔥
Thanks, brother!
Love this, wish I had a workshop to make a desk like this. Personally, I would have left the walnut plugs exposed, it looked cool!
Nice transition at 11:34 :)
had fun with that one :)
This is awesome! Really like the drawer fronts. Also love how you get your dumbbell workout in while you build. A+ for multitasking!
That is bloody lovely! Wow, such detail and craftsmanship! You should be proud.
Quick tip don't leave your PC on the floor. That's how it gets really dusty. Sick desk though! Keep up the awesome work!
You put a lot of thought and work into this desk! The drawer fronts with the grout-like epoxy looks fantastic! Kids better appreciate this beauty!
Thanks! Oh, and I'm getting a clear desk cover for it just in case :)
Amazing...I love how the drawers close by themselves. You are incredibly talented.
Very cool design! Looks great!
Thanks!
You seem like such a happy guy. Great video!
Sorry for redundancy in my comments Brad but, your stuff is super cool man. You know it. Hoping all is well,Dirty Jersey out!!!
Thanks, brother! And anytime you want to say nice things I'll take it...even if it's redundant :)
Wow!! This is a beautiful piece! I really dig the waterfall edges on the desktop and drawer faces. Amazing stuff! Thanks for sharing.
“We’ll call it a design feature.” You’re a pro!
Extremely cool Brad! But what's even cooler is that I use referential measurements myself which normally turn into design features. Wow huh? Great design and build. Thanks for posting.
Very impressed. Beautiful work.
Beautifully done
"And it should have magic marker on it, within the week"
- Me, with literally everything I build XD
#dadlife, am I right?
#truth
that desk its 5 times more expensive than that HP PC System.
I'd say 50 times 😂😂
the color of the wood is awesome and the pattern on the pattern on the front is nice. really cool idea. :D
What a beautiful desk!
Beautiful project!
I love following you man! Yes I hate IKEA crap too!! Im a carpenter as well starting my TH-cam channel thanks for the inspiration Brad!!
Thanks! Best of luck on the TH-cam channel. Check out Tim Schmoyer on Video Creators...great info on starting a channel
WOW! That was fantastic!!
Lol, love the comment about Magic Marker! Been there, done that with a freshly painted bedroom. Great looking desk, I really like the cable management.
"DIY" with 10.000$+ professional equipment :D i would like to see this table with a average person equipment. Great video btw!
A great job! and 'it's a design feature' is now my go-to 'excuse'!
I think that was a great use of your CNC
just discovered your channel and i'm loving it. as a carpenter myself ive learned a lot so far from just 2 of your vids. also i like how there's no cheesy annoying stock music in the background and your product placement is more than bareable lol. you get paid and we dont have to sit through 2 minutes of product plugging/ short and sweet. have a sub. cheers mate
Great design
Thanks a lot
Love the design on the drawers! That cable management is really smart too. Great build, as always!
Incredible work - a true master. 🙏
Beautiful.
What's a rabbit? What's a chase? I don't actually know anything about woodwork, I watch these videos just for entertainment. :-)
I gotta say that drawer front design is really sleek and a great way to step it up without making it stand out too much.
Gorgeous build!
Beautiful project!!!
To get around the issues with using pocket screws for the top, you can increase the height of the drill block on the jig. That will put the shoulder of the pocket hole far enough back to deal with the longer screws and actually give you a bit more meat for the screws. I did this on a walnut faceframe and it worked like a charm 👌👌
A design feature....I gotta use that one. Thanks, desk is awesome too.
Pure talent and skill
Don't forget to put your PC on the desk, it is so much healthier for it. there is less dust and is something everyone should know and do but not many people do.
Very nice project, Brad~! The geo patterns with black-tinted epoxy on the drawer fronts was a great touch.
Me Before Watching: Oh, maybe I should do this too instead of buying a new desk!
Me 10 min in: Oh, Ikea takes Paypal too!
Awesome.
I have been wanting to make a walnut desk. Wish I had that CNC...maybe I’ll try a drawer front design w my router.
Your videos are so well edited and the pace is good.
thank you!!
Beautiful!
STUNNING!!!!!!!
Beautiful build. I love the drawer fronts. Nice job!
Thanks, Tim!
I'll get on this soon as I have some companies giving me equipment for my shop.
No one:
This guy: “my kids were really just design features for my life, and that’s ok”
Geometric drawer fronts made me click the video. I wish I had CNC, because I have done some simpler geometric designs with a router and it is pretty nerve wrecking. Overall very lovely and utilitarian desk.👌
The desk is stunning Brad. I especially like the grain matched waterfall edges and the drawer fronts. Well done!!!
Walnut is really the most beautiful wood kind in my opinion
That turned out really sharp, Brad! I love the design on the drawer fronts.
Thanks, Bruce! My favorite feature too
SuperNice desk 👍🏻
Thanks! 👍
To make such connections more pleasant with a router, a finger jointing cutter.
Why do you sometimes wear a respirator when using the table saw and sometimes not? I know you're in the garage but I thought you said you had dust collection or is it only when cutting certain types of wood? Also, its nice to see you using dowels, seems like everyone uses a $1K Festool domino joiner, which is way outta my budget. I couldn't tell on the drawer bottoms, but 23 ga pins wouldn't blow out the bottoms. Sweet design. Reminds me of a desk from Design Within Reach from 20 years ago,, plus the cord management area is also hidden storage.. Great build.
Beautiful
That desk looks amazing, would love to build one similar. It would be great to see a desk build using as few tools as possible (for people who don't have a full workshop). You just got a new subscriber :)
Nice job. I just bought a sit/stand desk and with just the flat top I'm feeling quite overwhelmed with all the wires hanging every where. I plan on pimping out my new desk and I think I'll start with the cable management. I really like you idea of using magnets for easy access. I believe I'll steal, um, be inspired by your magnet idea.
I'd add a few ventilation holes, cuz all those power supplies will get hot and you'll want to dissipate that heat so you're not hindering the performance of your electronics
Beautiful build!!
Nice work man. I wish more “influencers” would highlight their mistakes. I learn more from those than anything else! Thank you.
VERY cool idea for the drawer fronts! Me Likey!
Thank you! Cheers!
Did you just get me interested in woodworking? Subscribed.
Very nice build, I learned a lot from this and got nice ideas. Thank you! I'm in design process of making my fiance a drawing desk with tilted drawing space, which can be then lifted up on hinges and on the underside of it is a computer screen and inside all the peripherals hidden. You gave me good ideas for that one!
The hidden cable management idea is brilliant. I'm working on a gaming pc desk for my kids and now I need to go back to the drawing board!
good luck on your build!
with the plugs:
fender guitars with maple necks have this strip of darker wood running down the back because they needed to install the truss rod (neck straightness adjuster) leo fender considered plugging the hole with more maple to try to blend it in but he noted that it looked more like. repair than a purposeful design feature, so they did a strip of darker wood to make it look purposeful and it looks really nice
Wow, another awesome project and beautiful finished product. I learned so many useful techniques from that one video (and so many tools I now want). I really appreciate that you show how you 'fix' self imposed problems and how you would improve it to make a design better. And I have to say that the banding and splined bevels you used to just make it cleaner and prettier are something i'll be incorporating from now on. The effort is way worth it. Keep up the great work!
Can you please make a DIY version of this with just a: hammer, screwdriver, saw, woodglue, some nails and screws, maybe some tape? because I dont have any of the super expensive tools you are using...
Literally no
The table is certainly very cool. But it would be even cooler if you have a computer that stands next to you, too, built into the table.
You are an exceptional craftsman
Great video - love watching your stuff for inspiration. It doesn't look like the plans are available on your website any more? Have they been moved?
Like developers say: "It's not a bug, it's a feature!" 😂
As a developer myself, that's true
You are an amazing carpenter.
Great design & build. Draw fronts are awesome!
I'd recommend a "Mistakes were made" shirt on your shop. I like your saying.