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Construct the Multi-Layered Desk

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I Built A Futuristic Loft Bed For My Kids

What happens here

To create the multi-layered, abstract desk, the builder uses 1/4" MDF panels, cut with a circular saw and jigsaw for precise angles and curved edges. These panels are then securely attached to the bed frame using screws and wood glue, forming the distinctive 'Tron'-like design. The design includes multiple levels and angles for visual interest and functionality, allowing for integrated lighting and storage. This step also involves routing a channel in the top panel for the LED light strips.

Goal: Build a unique, multi-level desk with integrated lighting

Tools and materials

  • 1/4" MDF Panels — Forming the desk surfaces and structural components
  • Circular Saw with Track Guide Ryobi — Making straight, precise cuts on MDF panels
  • Cordless Drill Ryobi — Securing panels with screws
  • Jigsaw Ryobi — Cutting curved edges and intricate shapes
  • Router Ryobi — Creating channels for LED light strips
  • Straight Edge/Ruler — Guiding cuts and markings
  • Wood Glue Titebond — Providing additional adhesion for panels
  • Wood Screws — Fastening desk components

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