recycling old organ into writing desk


duckkisser

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I typed this out once and it was both clever and interesting story about how I got this but then computer crashed so I did not want to type it all out again.......neighbor threw out old organ from 70s I pulled up in truck took home ripped out all the guts and got to base frame. I then made my own paneling a new keyboard out of inserted oak and cherry wood into a pine board. The lid was compressed wood but I decided to replace it with striped oak and pine held together with biscuits. The center of the desk has a small cabinet that I made using natural knots to use as a doorknob.

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I think this is a good idea, if you can post a few more clearer pics and tell us what/how you converted things. Thanks Pat

shoot damn cheap camera's think im goign to have to break down and buy a decent one still trying to figure out how to shrink pictures down to fit on forum.

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  • 3 weeks later...

From the title I was afraid it was an old calliope or small pipe organ.

I still like to hear those played.

Great use for a cord organ.

Even with a less than great camera, put 'extra' lights on it. That

helps a lot with picture quality!

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