June 25, 20179 yr Popular Post My wife asked me to make a new entertainment center that would fit our living area better than the existing one. OK. I used the project panels sold at Lowe's. They are Lodgepole pine and easy to work with. Rustoleum KONA stain made the finished project match the other items I have built in the living area including a toy box, coffee table, VHS tape storage cabinet, and a Amish style secretary. When it came time to build a drawer for DVD storage, I used my new CNC to cut out the parts. That was just tooo dang snazzy! The front and rear pieces needed to be 21 15/16's inches wide...and that is what the resulting pieces were. After assembly, the drawer was a perfect fit. She's happy. I'm happy. We are just too dang happy! Drawer Parts.bmp Edited December 5, 20178 yr by Ron Dudelston tags added
June 25, 20179 yr Fantastic job! My wife loves that color- she had me use the same stain on our bathroom remodel. See you still have a working VHS player
June 25, 20179 yr Author 17 minutes ago, lew said: Fantastic job! My wife loves that color- she had me use the same stain on our bathroom remodel. See you still have a working VHS player Yes sir. It is a combo DVD/VHS player we bought several years ago. The grand kids like to watch movies when they come over. I have it set up on another TV...in another room. :-)
June 25, 20179 yr 4 minutes ago, MT Stringer said: Yes sir. It is a combo DVD/VHS player we bought several years ago. Whew...glad you joined TPW...now I'm not the only one with a working VHS/DVD combo and dozens of VHS tapes BTW, Nice looking entertainment center and awesome drawer addition. Since your wife is happy, you can justify to SWMBO the CNC purchase. Thanks for sharing.
June 25, 20179 yr "Spot goes to the Farm" great flick. good plot, solid character development, no weird special effects....
June 25, 20179 yr Popular Post I'll have to look into that color. Hawaiian version of "espresso?" Lowe's must be getting gun shy from idiots and their lawyers, the quart can has stated several times rust-oleum kona interior stain (actual net contents: 32-fl oz) i
June 26, 20179 yr Great job, very functional. Long live VHS! Mine died recently but a found an almost new one on e-bay.
June 27, 20179 yr Author 1 hour ago, p_toad said: Tapes rule. How else could i watch my politically incorrect Droopy tapes? Yep. Same wood and stain.
June 27, 20179 yr Good job as usual ,Mike, I bet there are a few pocket screws in there too. Looks like you used BB plywood for the drawer boxes, what did you use for the back panel? Herb Edited June 27, 20179 yr by Dadio
June 27, 20179 yr Author 51 minutes ago, Dadio said: Good job as usual ,Mike, I bet there are a few pocket screws in there too. Looks like you used BB plywood for the drawer boxes, what did you use for the back panel? Herb The back panel is another face frame with a piece of 1/4inch birch inset from the inside so the cabinet looks finished from the back side. I stained the inside pieces before assembly. That made it a lot easier and less mess on me! Edited June 27, 20179 yr by MT Stringer
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