This weekend (my weekend start on Friday)I'll start milling stock for 6 TV cabinet that go in one of the High School hallways. I'll be doing the milling and "stuff" in my home shop. I sometime bring my work home because I have better equipment than at work of some things. Yes, they make it up to me.

The project is 6 TV boxes that house/protect the TV's from kid breaking them.

The are basically a large shallow box with a face frame that is hinge at the top so they can swing up to gain assess to the inside.

The top opening in where the TV goes behind a glass panel. The smaller lower opening get a flat or raised panel and hides the electrical "stuff". The inside of the box is painted flat black and the outside will stain and clear coat.

Looks like you have your work cut out for you! (pun intended!!)

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Lew Kauffman-
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Is that you shop????????????

When I worked at Sears we sold 6 new 25" TV to the school along with DVD players. two of them never lasted the first month, due to the cheep carts they had forever.

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Yes Phil that's my home shop. If interested I could show you the rest of the shop. 

Phil Chestnut said:

Is that you shop????????????

When I worked at Sears we sold 6 new 25" TV to the school along with DVD players. two of them never lasted the first month, due to the cheep carts they had forever.

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It's 10:30 PM. I'm done for the day. Today I finished ruff milling the oak for the face frames. I'll let the sock sit a bit and then finish milling to finial thickness. I also finished cutting all the plywood parts for the box including edge banding the edge of the plywood you'll see when you open the box. Tomorrow I can start putting the boxes together.

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I;m interested to see the rest again Rich!!! I think you have a video somewhere don't ya?

Richard McComas said:

Yes Phil that's my home shop. If interested I could show you the rest of the shop. 

Phil Chestnut said:

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John Morris
The Patriot Woodworker
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would love to see thereat of it.

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This is my shop. Yes I cleaned it up before taking these photos. It not very organized/setup but I have to keep everything on mobile base. I like to park inside when it -20 degrees outside.

The shop is 28×48 with 12 foot ceiling.

Thanks for looking.

John, I don't have a video of the shop.  

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Don't know about any one else, but I'm officially jealous!

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Lew Kauffman-
Wood Turners Forum Host

Time traveler. Purveyor of the world's finest custom rolling pins!

That is one awesome shop.

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John Moody
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I am right there with ya Lewis.

Lewis Kauffman said:

Don't know about any one else, but I'm officially jealous!

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Lew Kauffman-
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Time traveler. Purveyor of the world's finest custom rolling pins!