I took a week and a half off this month. My vacation goal was to build an office desk/work bench. I had this idea in my head but really nothing on paper. I started on the Inventor model on Saturday last week and today finished the desk. I had no idea this project would involve so many people and I’m deeply grateful to all that helped. Technically this desk is not 100% complete. I have a good bit of sanding and painting on the routered grooves left to do. However I was so excited by the final results I had to share them.
Inventor Print..
Finished design (before paint) The plan is to have the grooves the same color green as the walls. 
Before more pictures, I would like to give a huge thank you to my parents for helping transfer and the pieces from OH to SC and for all the help assembling once it was home. Also a huge huge shout out to Dean and Wayne at Wengerd Wood for all the routing and CNC programing time.
Production Photos
Three sheets of 3/4 inch cherry veneer MDF coming home from the finishers. We bought the wood from Kiem Lumber but I can’t remember the name of the finisher. 
First sheet on the router. I must say, I was a bit nervous as the bit first cut into it. 
Tabletop and middle front just about finished.
The grooves vary from 1/8th to nearly 3/4 inch deep. 
All the parts finished ready to be wrapped up to head to SC. 