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Stacked Dual Monitor Frame //Woodworking

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First published at 20:32 UTC on August 20th, 2020.

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Sometimes my inner voice gets a little vocal. For this #woodworking build I tackle working with hardwood for the first time (#walnut and maple) as well as creating through mortise and tenons. This documents the process and is my take on some of th…

Shout out to #RandomFrankP for the idea of stacking the monitors (I'm sure there are lots more people who have done it, but that is where I first got the idea) and how useful that is for getting space on the #home-studio desk. This is just the first piece of building out a creative space for me to record music and designing pieces, so stay tuned for more of that process.

I used the following tools:
Table Saw
Router
Jig Saw
Random Orbit Sander
Smoothing Plane
Woodworking Chisels

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