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@@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +Clothing work desktop in leather. + +Downsides: +- You will have to use coasters. +- You will have to immediately clean up anything you spill on it. + (Be sure you always have a full kichen roll available.) +- You will get discolouration from normal use. +- Diminished ability to write on paper. +- A lot of upkeep required to keep clean. +- Will get minor usage dents and other marks (also known as character). + +Upsides: +- Looks extremely good. +- Increased comfort. +- You can colour it match your furniture. +- Protects table from damage, which quick, cheeper, and easier to replace.) + (And if you replace it, you can probably reuse almost all of it for other + leatherwork.) + +Measure your table, and include the edges, and add 4 cm to each dimension +(that is, 2 cm will be used for each edge on the table's underside). +This should be a one piece leather without any holes or damages for this +entire area. 25 ft² will probably do, but talk to your retailer. Make sure +you select a leather that's actually comfortable; furniture leather will +probably be a good choice. Additionally it should have medium thickness. + +On the bottom of the table, you'll use use double-sided leather tape to +attach the leather to the table. + +Coat the leather in beeswax. |