When we were done with building and testing a "single phase to three phase rotary convertor",

I was very grateful for assistance with cutting the pieces for the shelving and more importantly the complicated curves of the desk top. This we did in the sober light of the next day, not all that early mind, it took our heads a little while to cope with power tools!
Partner in Crime, did a great job. After printing out the curves in full scale,

he cut out with a jigsaw, tidied up with a belt sander

and rounded of the edges with a router.

I probably could of done it myself, but as he's got twice as much equipment and twice as much experience, my result would have been half as good... Many thanks, partner in crime...
1 comment:
Looks incredibly good, please come to my house and fix up our office!
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