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i was putting some photos in photobucket and came across this one i did about a year ago . thought it might be of interest to some of you that do this type work . some of the newer flat screens have the plugs for video , games ect. comeing out the side instead of the back. if you look on the left side of the t v youll see my fix for this . a small panel on each side that is hinged to gain acsess to the plugs and to make the removal of the unit easier if the need arises. hope everyone had a nice thanksgiving !
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miles125
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posted 243 days ago
Very nice Mrtrim! One of these days electronics will all be wireless and us woodworkers can rejoice! Then if we could only get plumbers to go pipeless…hmmmm
-- miles125, Alabama.."Architecture is frozen music""
MsDebbieP
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posted 243 days ago
great plan for the wiring!
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mrtrim
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posted 243 days ago
miles we can only hope ! why is it plumbers think they can put a 4 in. pipe in a 3 1/2 in. wall ? that seems like a common practice in the building industry today
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Brad_Nailor
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posted 243 days ago
Beautifull wall unit! You do some really great work Mr. Trim, and a really smart solution to the side jack problem on the television.
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jockmike2
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posted 243 days ago
Good job Mr. Trim, looks like it fits right in. mike
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Dick Cain
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posted 243 days ago
Beautiful cabinet,
I have a question, how is this unit ventilated? Those TV’s put out a lot of heat, Especially the Plasmas.
They use about 700 watts,
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Chip
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posted 243 days ago
You do beautiful work MrTrim. Thanks for letting us see it.
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Todd A. Clippinger
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posted 243 days ago
You do some nice tight work.
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cajunpen
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posted 242 days ago
Mr.Trim – you’ve done it again – beautiful work.
-- Bill - "Suit yourself and let the rest be pleased." http://www.cajunpen.com/
shaun
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posted 242 days ago
Another great one from the trim master! I like the way you’ve got the shelf dimensions progressvely changing. It adds a new layer of depth and gives you a nice focal point without taking anything away from the rest of the unit.
-- I've cut that board three times and it's still too short!
Gail
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posted 242 days ago
This is a great piece, and has a lot of visual interest – which I really like. It looks like your shelves are wrapped on all sides and then put on pins.. is this correct? What did you use for finish? Excellent work.
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Napaman
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posted 241 days ago
wow…that is amazing!!!
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JC
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posted 192 days ago
Absolutely stunning! Can you post more pics (like with the doors in front of the TV closed)?
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mrtrim
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posted 192 days ago
ill see what i have for pics i plan next time im in the area to take more as i understand theyve got the new floor done and painted the wall on the left to match the one behind the unit thanks again j c
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ND2ELK
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posted 129 days ago
Nice looking built in. I never have done a painted cabinet. What type of wood do you use? I would guess birch? Thanks for posting.
Tom
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mrtrim
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posted 129 days ago
n d i use maple ply as its about the same price as birch here . i use poplar for all the solid wood . and the doors are soft maple thanks
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