We all need desks in our home – that is the piece of furniture that is absolutely essential for our work area. Building a desk can be a beginner project or an intermediate or difficult one depending on the desk plan you choose. If you are a newbie in the field it is advisable that you choose a desk project that is in line with your skills. That is why we have chosen 3 easy woodworking desk plans for you and we are sharing the same with you in this article. All these woodworking plans are free and offer detailed diagrams and instructions making it easy even for the novices.
Here are our Top 3 Woodworking Desk Plans:
If you are looking for a good looking, elegant as well as functional desk, this desk plan from Rona will meet your requirements bang on. If you follow the instructions to the T it is not all that difficult to build. With ample storage space in the form of cabinets and drawers, this is definitely going to be a useful addition to your home or office. Just follow the plan and use MDF to build this one, paint it as per the interior of your house. If you want to make it look exotic, use plywood and line it with veneer. Check out this link for the desk plan and instructions.
http://www.rona.ca/en/Build-a-desk-with-drawers-and-cabinet
- Parson Tower Desk from Ana White:
If you want a desk that has a large top, ample storage and boasts of a clean modern design, we think we have found one such design for you. It comes from none other than Ana White. Here Parson Tower Desk is easy to build and with all the detailed instruction and diagram she shares there will be no room for doubts when you get set to build it. Build this one and get yourself a comfy chair, we bet you would be able to work long hours on this desk.
http://ana-white.com/2010/10/my-new-desk.html
- Adjustable Height Desk Plan from Home at Home:
Kids need a desk to study at, but the problem is that they grow fast and soon a desk is not the right height for them. So, what do you do? We have a solution – check out this adjustable height desk plan from Home at Home. You would not believe it is so easy to build this one – you will need one sheet of plywood, some contrasting solid wood and few hardware pieces to get started. By having a desk that can grow with your child you can eliminate the need to buy a new one when he grows. Here is the link to this project plan along with all the details:
http://www.homeathome.homehardware.ca/en/index/home-projects/project-ideas/home-at-home/fall-projects/quick-study.htm
These 3 desk plans are good enough to get you started working with wood. These projects will also hone your woodworking skills and will equip you with the knowledge that will help you when you take can more complex projects. So, get started now and have a good time working with wood.
