Design, Legs, & Joinery | Nicole's Desk Pt. 1

Watch our latest video! "Refinishing a Retro Heywood Wakefield Desk With A Stunning New Look!"
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This is the first video of a 4-part series and it covers the following topics:
0:00 - Design Influence
1:31 - The Legs
3:04 - Leg Tapers
4:44 - Leg Miters
6:53 - Design Change?
8:17 - Apron and Drawer Parts
10:27 - Bevel Cuts
12:47 - Domino Joinery
Nicole needed a new desk and her only requests were a large top, a shelf, and a drawer. Beyond that, I had complete creative freedom. When I set pencil to paper, I came up with a design that definitely shows some Mid-Century Modern influence, but is largely influenced by Star Trek. This wasn't an intentional influence so much as something I realized after the design was complete. I've been binge-watching old episodes for the last year and the Roddenberry design aesthetic has apparently seeped into my brain.
The theme of this project is developed around the 56 degree angle of the legs. You'll find that angle carried through to the apron and the drawer. This presented a number of challenges that were fun to tackle.
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Part 3 - • I Lost My Temper | Nic...
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0:00 - Design Influence 1:31 - The Legs 3:04 - Leg Tapers 4:44 - Leg Miters 6:53 - Design Change? 8:17 - Apron and Drawer Parts 10:27 - Bevel Cuts 12:47 - Domino Joinery

[@joew694]

This is really the gold standard for online learning. I love to watch the "weekly" videos however, this is truly the best way to learn in the virtual world. This is why he charges for the guild.

[@woodwhisperer]

Wow, thank you Joe. Appreciate the kind words!

[@AGlimpseInside]

Inspiration from Star Trek. That is awesome. That tapering jig looks like it’s from Babylon five as well

[@Ernzt8]

It is such a relief to hear an American use metric... Great project!

[@tharemyhopkins5873]

Thank you Marc! Been using a combination square for years and had an aha moment when you used MULTIPLE of them to layout multiple lines on pieces. So simple yet I never thought of getting a second combo square because I already have one. Sometimes it's the little things.

[@RobSchweitzer]

Great to see these semi-instructional videos back again!

[@pacoclbhs]

I love the way you teach, keeps you entertained while learning at the same time! Can’t wait for the next part 😁

[@JimPepperTactical]

You are a phenomenal teacher. This is the most informative video you’ve ever made. I appreciate you

[@sacm.d.l8337]

Great free content. Love to see you continue to give to the community. You totally got me back into woodworking a few years ago. Loved the book Hybrid Woodworking also, it was spot on!

[@kevinwhiteaz]

Watching/hearing you work through the project is amazing!! It is literally therapy for me. Love it. Can’t wait to get a guild project.

[@dugdru2]

Really like the look of this desk - it has nice contrast in the woods used and neat angles. Looking forward to watching this project!

[@jeffforbes3772]

Great tutorial. Looking forward to the follow on installments. Thanks for posting.

[@thesawdustfactory]

Thanks Marc, I enjoy your teaching style and the inside-your-head view of the design process. Not sure this particular style works for me, but the process ... ah, the process of making things align, and using the completed parts as templates ... is just wonderful. I'm intrigued by how others clamp, secure, or otherwise fixture the parts they are working with, and the tapering jig really caught my eye. I'll be looking for that one. Regards, R

[@stummies]

That domino gets everyone riled up! Great design. Thank you for sharing.

[@BiggMo]

I don’t see many comments on the domino... I only see positive mentions and questions. is he shadow blocking people who question his methods?

[@realpdm]

I appreciate the construction with the domino. I look at it like a pellet smoker. It is great to cook with charcoal or wood but if you are time constrained, a pellet smoker lets you focus on creating the flavors of the food without having to worry about the time consuming aspects of tending a fire. Nicole needed a desk. You have tons of projects to do. Domino lets you deliver the project faster and be freer to experiment with the design than you might be willing to do if you had to do the joinery by hand. We get to follow along and enjoy the tasty desk!

[@woodwhisperer]

Phillip Moore I like the way you think Phillip, and not just because you used a BBQ analogy. 😊👍

[@realpdm]

@@woodwhisperer Just trying to tie in all your brand endeavors! 😆

[@unclecolumbo8647]

Butting the pieces up to each other in order to transfer the domino marks was incredibly clever. I don't think I would have ever thought of that.

[@RobertEchten]

I was lucky enough to be able to buy a domino off the profits of a big job and have really enjoyed the quality and speed of it. The tricky bit is getting weird angles right and with the tips in this video I feel I am better prepared for those weird projects (which my clients inevitably seem to bring me). Thank you, sir!

[@FredMcIntyre]

Awesome work Marc, loving that Federation style! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

[@XCF33t]

Thanks for sharing. Love to watch your videos. As a novice I learn a lot from your videos.

[@Holzy09]

I ALWAYS enjoy the regular style videos, but this really is another level above! I've always thought about the guild, but your skill and the projects are generally a bit behind my still for me to try and keep up, or I don't have a practical is for the same type of project anyways. Having said that, this detail and clarity is phenomenal, and when there's a project that I want to duplicate closely, I will not hesitate to buy a guild plan!

[@Itsjustdeyo]

You’re a great instructor. I’m enjoying the longer format like the guild videos.

[@deaconblooze1]

After 10+ years of watching your channel, I actually have a suggestion. When laying out long tapered parts like the legs, I nest them (big ends facing opposite directions). Then you only have one rip cut, and one taper cut for two parts. Love your work man, you've been a constant source for info and inspiration.

[@MCsCreations]

Pretty beautiful work, dude! 😃 Looking forward to the next part! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@vichubbard3664]

Really love this design. It really does give a "taste" of what you get when you buy a TWW Guild project.

[@MaydaysCustomWoodworks]

Well done Marc. That's the best way to do it. Use the domino because you have it, but just tell people there are other ways to do it. Also, before I bought a domino I used a shop made duo doweller and it worked just as good, but a little slower than a domino.

[@SteveCodlingScuba]

I've missed these videos from Marc (the long format build videos vs the short guild project recaps). I have been following and a fan since back in 09. the journey has been great.

[@samposton9101]

Stunning work Marc!! Love the video format!

[@jenders74]

I asked about the pencils in slat-back bed video and you responded. I bought some and can confirm they are better than what I was using already! Thanks!

[@woodwhisperer]

Wonderful!

[@andrewbrown8148]

Marc, you had me at Star Trek~! Such a cool design. Your creativity and design process are tools that I really need, but just can't find online or in a catalog. :-) Can't wait to see the rest of this build~!

[@nickbutler3945]

Great project. I love my Dominos. I have the 500 and 700. Both have their uses. When having to cut at different depths I always cut the shorter lengths first. That helps to eliminate the mistake of cutting a thinner piece on the deeper setting.

[@matthewrose8976]

I love your design! Great job!

[@aleksandarcrnomarkovic8360]

i am beginner in woodworking, about one year since i've been practice and learn and in this video i've learn more tricks then in a lot lot lot videos watched before.. yet longer than this video.. thx. ::)

[@GopherWoodshop]

Excellent, use of the domino, i still cant get mine to behave itself, practice I guess, love the design too, I think that’s where your talents excels to a whole other level.

[@Vman7757]

WOW THANK YOU FOR SHARING. Maybe I can come up with my own Domino. I have been wanting one for a long time.

[@ukhomewoodworker848]

Omg I quickly glanced at this thumbnail and thought Nicole was in a wheelchair 😂 nice looking desk love it 👍

[@cobberpete1]

Yes, I know from experience.... Check that domino plunge depth LOL Love the design.

[@jacksutherland8749]

I love my 500 and 700 domino. There great for simplifying wood working projects! worth every penny!

[@maurolimaok]

It's a very beautiful project. Congrats.

[@davegiddings6052]

Great video. Love the star tek ship t-shirt!!

[@LogHouseFarm]

Always love your videos!

[@scottroy6195]

Very smart marketing to give a taste of what we'd get in the guild. Much more likely to join after this.

[@Evel1847]

Ahhhh I’m gonna have to buy a Domino now. Damn you Wood Whisperer! It was all fun and games til now. So great thanks

[@tundrawhisperer4821]

WP T it’s an investment, but you’ll love it. I find myself sometimes creating ways just to use it! 😁👍🏻

[@theflyingspaghettimonster3252]

As long as it's got a big top, I'm happy. I see what you did there.

[@dpmeyer4867]

In 200 years, woodworking historians will look back at this desk as the seminal piece of the Spagnuolo style.

[@tmelcher1]

Hey Marc, liked your thinking process on figuring out the angles, very helpful. Noticed that you used the first width setting on the Domino for both sides of the mortise. I always use the second setting for one side to give me some allowance to line things up. Live long and prosper!

[@woodwhisperer]

Thanks man. Yeah, I almost never use the second setting. I find that if I plunge on my lines, the mortises are dead on, so no need to introduce more slop.

[@mitzibud6908]

Lovely!!

[@marcobucci]

Love your videos, man!

[@woodwhisperer]

I appreciate that!

[@_bodgie]

A 2000% improvement on the folding table.

[@drinc21]

Great video really has me thinking about joining the guild

[@davidpeterson5186]

Loved it he taper jig, I would buy plans for that!

[@jeffmassot6760]

I would as well but think we have a different definition to the phrase “available soon” that he states at 4:35 in the video.

[@arth.4196]

Great work skills through error and learning.

[@craigcrowder8078]

I like the longer, more detailed, videos.

[@mokongtv123]

I'm a fan of you ever since I opened my channel on KZbin. It will be in the future. I like what you make, but more just like you. I love the good energy you spread around. I wish I could make something good with you someday. Cheer up!! 내가 유튜브에 채널을 개설한 이후로 나는 계속해서 당신의 팬입니다. 앞으로도 그럴 것입니다. 나는 당신이 만드는 것들도 좋지만, 그냥 당신이 좋습니다. 나는 당신이 세상에 퍼트리는 선한 에너지가 좋습니다. 앞으로 언젠가 기회가 된다면 당신과 함께 멋진 걸 만들어 보고 싶습니다. 힘 내세요!!

[@woodwhisperer]

Appreciate that, thank you!

[@aapoapina7390]

Awesome design. As a trek fan i can see where the design came from. I think nowadays using the domino isnt a tabboo anymore. Like you said in wood talk, peoples phones cost more than a domino and a phone gets replaced quite more often compared to a domino. One major flaw i noticed in the video: the enterprise you used in your captains log, was the wrong one! But I'll let this one slip cause the next generation is the best star trek out there 😊 and your videos are great. And you are the fresh breeze that woodworking needs in my opinion. Thats all...

[@mpmarvin999]

Ahem. I think you meant Deep Space Nine is the best out there. But I’ll let that slip 😉lol

[@andrewkennedy9704]

@@mpmarvin999 no. He is correct.

[@pulseammo]

Thanks so much for putting this one on the free site! Maybe we should thank Mateo for guilting his dad over the subscriber count ;).

[@woodwhisperer]

I think you're right. :)

[@TheRedbeardster]

Ah that very desk presented in Instagram. Nice one!

[@skidgel]

Great design. Love the nod to Star Trek! Hey, is that a Powermatic CNC in the background around 10:45? Is that how you made the knobs for the tapering jig?

[@andrewv5104]

I still love the comparison that most people walk around with a phone in their pocket that costs more than a domino and has a small fraction of the expected lifespan. I have a domino and will only spend $250 on a phone, just comes down to justification. I wish people would keep their frugal opinions to them selves. It's nice to see new techniques to use this tool. I think it's more versatile than people give it credit for. But most people will never know because everyone gets flamed for using it on youtube.

[@1959ticktock]

Oh, come on. A phone versus a dumb piece of woodworking gear that cuts little slots? I rest my case.

[@fredventrone3379]

Hi Mark, This is fantastic content on the free site and great timing as I’ve just started a desk build for my daughter starting her first year of college and staying at home for online schooling. I really like some of the details you’ve incorporated and the tips on the domino as I just got one this summer and this is my first project with it. My original design included a stretcher across the back legs. My question is when might you need such a stretcher for strength? Or is it more of a design feature? I noticed you did not include a stretcher in your design. As always, appreciate your feedback. Fred

[@woodwhisperer]

I don’t know that a stretcher is ever necessary there.

[@patprop74]

Star Trek, in particular, the next generation has a lot of inspiring furniture and designs, I do recall a beautiful wall mount shelf in Enterprise season 1 Ep 8 Civilization in the lady's Dr lab. I would love to see an interview with the set designers to know where and who made the furniture. It would be fun to hear which piece caught all of your eyes, I am sure many many of us Woodworker/Trekkies that have an interest and passion for designing, Mark and myself are surely not the only two. Perhaps we can compile a list or something.

[@CatCityDesign]

I always say, 'just because you have a domino doesn't mean you have a magic furniture making machine. You still have to learn how to aim it.'

[@sammathis]

The table looks great, and I'd absolutely use a Domino if I had one. No brainer. Who wouldn't?

[@maccaster4454]

Very nice Number One:) I’m too thinking about buying the DF500 and I’m wondering if those 8x40 dominos are making joins strong enough for such table?

[@woodwhisperer]

Obviously, I think so. 😉

[@mpmarvin999]

I’ve been thinking about the start trek influence myself for about a year now. Glad to know I’m not crazy. lol

[@tundrawhisperer4821]

At 12:37, which model push-stick is that? Looks nice and beefy. Also, was curious about what brand of blade do you run in your Powermatic table saw? Thx Mark!

[@woodwhisperer]

It’s an old Craftsman from probably 20 years ago. And the blade is a woodworker II

[@kellyfagan3823]

Great Job Marc. Are there plans available? Thank you

[@johnvanderhoof1248]

Love the project. I'm on the fence about buying a Domino. The same goes for the Kapex; which I see you've gone back to. I'm curious as to the dust collection you have set up for the Kapex. Is it hooked up to a Festool CT? I'm concerned that if I hooked up my CT to my miter saw that the cycles would be to great for it.

[@woodwhisperer]

I do have it connected to a CT vac. The key is to make sure you're on a 20 amp circuit. I've never had a problem that way.

[@johnvanderhoof1248]

Thx Marc.

[@tntcox100]

I got to admit , I’m not a fan of Star Trek, but that desk design is awesome. I love it. Can’t wait to see the finish product and the rest of the series. 👍

[@geraldyungling3334]

It looks mid century modern because everything about Star Trek was totally mid century modern. The furniture, colors, decor, women's hair, costumes,...everything. 2001 Space Odyssey had a lot of it too, though not nearly so much. Similarly, Star Wars New Hope looks totally 70s. Funny how in their effort to be futuristic all they really did was reflect their present. I wonder what our vision of the future now, will look like in 50 plus years. Probably still MCM since it doesn't seem to be going away. Either way, still a great piece. Looking forward to watching the series.

[@ricos1497]

Lovely table. It looks quite low? Maybe not. What would be very cool, is table legs like those that could pivot/be straightened up, thus converting to a standing desk! I'm guessing the height wouldn't be enough.

[@woodwhisperer]

That’s a neat idea. Just FYI the desk is standard desk height. It’s just a hair taller than my own desk.

[@stone.dayton]

Love it.

[@williamellis8993]

Looking good but I have 2 questions. Could you cut the leg blanks wider and when you taper them, you have 2 legs with less waste? Also, when you cut the bevels, could you move the rip fence to the other side of the blade so the point of the previously cut bevel could ride higher on the fence? I also have no problem with the domino. I just wish I had one. Take care. Bill

[@woodwhisperer]

Yes and yes. 😊

[@jcdosmann]

Dominos are awesome but you can certainly substitute dowel rods. You'll likely need more of them to equal the same strength. Here are some parts from the bunk bed project Marc did with the domino, except using 1/2" dowels instead. i.imgur.com/hlM0044.jpg

[@aapoapina7390]

My friend likes to use biscuits for alignment and steel angle brackets for reinforcement. Cheap and cheerful. Not perhaps the most elegant solution but gets the job done and are usually hidden. You shouldnt be jumping on the tables anyway...

[@tundrawhisperer4821]

Mark, where does one go to look at or shop for work benches? Don’t really have time to build one, but really need one with vises and other clamping abilities built into it. Thx Mark.

[@ricos1497]

Sjobergs if price isn't an issue. They're not expensive for what you get of course. I bought a cheap bench a decade ago, and it's still standing, but has a lot wrong with it. The top was okay on it, and the vice not too bad, bit it just lacked weight. I'm building a modular bench instead (plans from paoson woodworking in KZbin) so it includes storage and so on. Like you, I don't have a huge amount of time so paid more to have plywood delivered already cut. The design just really suited my needs, whereas my bought bench didn't. Basically, make sure you know what you need first, in terms of storage and whether you'll be planing (height/weight) most, or machine work.

[@woodwhisperer]

Rockler sells quite a few.

[@TWC6724]

Hey Marc, I don't have a domino but have a question. As much as you woodwork, how often do you need to sharpen or get a new bit in it? I would love to get one in the future.

[@woodwhisperer]

Well as much as I build, it's not often with the Domino. I'll likely use it more as time goes on because I feel like I've already established the foundation of more traditional methods here and the Domino allows me to build faster. So all that said, I have never replaced or sharpened a bit and I've owned the Domino since it was invented.

[@TWC6724]

@@woodwhisperer Wow, that's good to know. Thank you

[@williammoore4101]

Hey Marc. You're nearing 666K subscribers. Anything cool planned? Funniness aside, I think you also said something that's really important, but easily not thought about: "sleeping on it". Coming back to a problem or an idea with a fresh set of eyes can help immensely in getting a final product you love. As fricken always, crazy awesome work!

[@woodwhisperer]

Thanks man. This was a perfect example of that situation. Had I jumped on my first instinct, I might have taken those legs too far.

[@jbourgeois5092]

KAPEX!!

[@1320crusier]

Very nice. Not full Norm Abram but enough to maybe get people to the guild and satiate people like me. :)

[@DWillerup]

Norm taught me a ton about the craft, not to mention the need to “read, follow and understand” the something or other about the power tools and that “there’s no more important piece of safety equipment than to wear these, safety glasses.” But my one criticism of the New Yankee was he didn’t show how he did the layout and tool set up. Marc includes that part of the secret sauce.

[@tundrawhisperer4821]

Rev. David Willerup well said! Big fan of both guys! Thx

[@BiggMo]

I don’t remember Norm talking about design decisions like WW does, that’s where this channel shines over the rest

[@MichaelFemia]

Marc how much did you weigh ergonomics, like measuring Nicole's ideal seat height, etc? I'm 5'8" and have found that a lot of commercial tables and chairs are not designed for "my people" and that has been one of my motivations for building my own stuff!

[@Richard-yr5zj]

Love it! Were those the sipo dominos? Is there a reason you’re using those? Thanks.

[@woodwhisperer]

Yes they are! Only because I accidentally ordered a bunch of them and need to use them up.

[@Richard-yr5zj]

The Wood Whisperer Whew! I have the beech dominos (because I haven’t had any outdoor projects yet). I was afraid you were gonna say the sipos work better for some weird reason. Thanks for sharing all the knowledge while entertaining at the same time.

[@PawPawsClan]

Nice work (as usual). I have an kinda unrelated question though. I notice you and many others will joint one face and one edge,THEN, run it through the planer. Why not continue running the material through the jointer to achieve the desired flatness and thickness?

[@woodwhisperer]

Because a jointer doesn’t create parallel planes. It can flatten a single face only. If you use it to flatten the other face too, you’ll likely end up with a taper. You need the planer to create a surface that runs parallel to the jointed surface.

[@andybrook-dobson726]

Hi, interested to see what you’re now doing ref the mitre saw. From watching other videos of yours it seems that you’ve been on a circular journey: Kappex, Bosch with the fancy arm, simple non-slider (think it was yellow), now back to Kappex. Are you now settled? Comes across to me that this hasn’t been something you’ve been happy with. Be interested in hearing your latest thoughts on this; perhaps it’s another video

[@nogardniwt]

When you said Star Trek it instantly clicked

[@michaelbranham5854]

Just noticed the wooden mask, would know a dragon mask anywhere..

[@daviddoria1]

How do you see the marks at 23:25? It doesn't look like you've extended them up to the top of the reference stock?

[@woodwhisperer]

The marks are visible on the horizontal workpiece.

[@daviddoria1]

@@woodwhisperer But how do you see them once you put the Domino down? Like how do you align the Domino to that mark?

[@jlmfoy365]

I am looking at all those joints and panicking about the glue up ( but I'm not very good or experienced ). Regards Jim UK

[@paulramsey2000]

Jlm Foy The way the drawer breaks up the front, the left and right sides can be glued in separate sessions if your not in a hurry.

[@MrFigs480]

Is there a reason why you rough cut the lumber on the band saw instead of table saw?

[@woodwhisperer]

Yup. It’s safer and wastes less wood.

[@MrFigs480]

@@woodwhisperer Thanks

[@AndrewFrink]

@16:00 "if you don't have a router, or a domino, or something like it. You mean a pocket hole jig, right?

[@BiggMo]

Dominos can be a great time saver, but effective glue surface is significantly reduced over a traditional M&T that has a larger cheek. With this desks dramatic angel for the legs, there is a severe amount of torque on that joint so I’m surprised of this choice. Personally, I don’t think of the domino as a Replacement for the M&T, but a significantly improved doweled joint.

[@woodwhisperer]

You should reconsider how you think about them. Multiple tenons are often stronger than one large one. Joint strength is about more than just glue surface. I agree that there’s a good chance a more traditional joint would be stronger in this particular application, but that doesn’t mean the Dominos aren’t strong enough to do the job. Time will tell. 😊

[@barryomahony4983]

Live long and prosper with that desk

[@sronnie]

Are you using sanded dominoes for those test assemblies? I can never seem to replicate easy fit up like you do in your videos.

[@woodwhisperer]

Mine are lightly sanded. But remember I’m in Denver and it’s very dry here. If you live in a more humid area, you’ll have a tighter fit.

[@ricos1497]

I drill holes in the ends of my test ones, so I can use a screwdriver to lever them out.

[@sronnie]

@@ricos1497 That's a dang good idea, Rico!

[@sronnie]

@@woodwhisperer Yeah, South Carolina is a little more humid than Denver. LOL.

[@michaeledwardobrien]

15:08 ... Doing a "Marc transfer" ... are you trademarking that? lol ...

[@ThePapabear2012]

Cool design. I think there were 10 ads. KZbin is going a little ad crazy tonight. I need to save my pennies and get a Domino..

[@shoey64]

Nothing to do with the video but who does your ink? I need some new work thx. Nice video.

[@woodwhisperer]

All over. Jersey, Arizona, Hawaii, and now in Colorado. Most of the sleeve was done at Karma Tattoo in AZ. Had some touch up done in Colorado at Think Tank South, an amazing shop.

[@shoey64]

@@woodwhisperer Is Colorado your residence? Thanks for the response you don't get many responses back. You do great work. Your a Perfectionist like me. I learned it from my father. God bless.

[@hdwoodshop]

I’ve been on the fence about buying a domino but more I see its use the more compelling the reason to buy one.

[@DanJHolbrow]

About time we got more indeepth FREE video

[@woodwhisperer]

Well, you get what you pay for. :)

[@DanJHolbrow]

Dont get my wrong i absolutely love you're content you actually got me into word working and i hugely thank you for that. I just wish you would go back to you're root's of i little bit more indeepth videos for the non guild members. I can only imagine the difficulties of filming the indeepth content. Absolutely no trooling here i am a huge huge fan and love the idea of the bbq channel aswell made me very hungry haha

[@woodwhisperer]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@doubledarefan]

1:43 Why not lay out the tapers at this point? It wood mean less wood wasted.

[@woodtools9760]

MASHA ALLAH Good working excellent.

[@zimmejoc]

Your shirt is missing the Discovery silhouette.

[@woodwhisperer]

And Picard.

[@tonyozimek2116]

#classicwoodwhisperer