Diy Butcher Block Desk. Keep living a stylized life. The desk leg was then screwed into the wall (through the stud along the floor).
Sacrificing a cutting board from our stash in the kitchen was an easy first step in this challenge. For the best results, spend $15 for a new crosscut blade. The flanges were $11 a piece which really added up quickly (i needed 11).
Rip the block to final width and remove the saw marks by routing as before or by sanding.
Then it was time to cut some butcher block! (1) it needs to be an l desk. I have many uses for my desk and i like being able to turn left and right for more space. This homemade desk was built to be tall enough for bar stools and can seat several people.