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These are the individual pictures for the three piece oak entrainment center that hosts my big screen TV and home theater in “This Old Crack House”.
Separate Cabinets built out of oak along with an adjustable oak top allows for easy up grades in TV sizes as they change with out building a new Entertainment Center.
I found this plan in a woodworking magazine and modified it to meet my needs.
It is finished in natural and serves my needs well.
-- Dusty
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mrtrim
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#1 posted 1982 days ago
wow fantastic job ! looks like a very inviteing and comfortable place to watch a movie
Dadoo
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#2 posted 1982 days ago
Popcorn too!
-- Bob Vila would be so proud of you!
Napaman
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#3 posted 1981 days ago
looks cozy!!!
-- Matt--Proud LJ since 2007
rikkor
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#4 posted 1981 days ago
Very nice. And, popcorn is always welcome at a movie.
Krisztian
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#5 posted 1981 days ago
Nice entrainment center and setup.
-- Krisztian VA My website: www.vacarpentry.com
MsDebbieP
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#6 posted 1981 days ago
what a great place to have a few friends get together. The popcorn machine is a perfect addition to this room.
-- ~ Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)
Dusty
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#7 posted 1981 days ago
Thanks,
I really like spending time in this room with friends and family.
I hope to some time this winter finish this room out with old movie posters and memorabilia. I have painted it in “theater ” like colors and just got the popcorn machine.
With the addition of the “wii” now Friday night bowling has really become a regular on going custom.
When I designed this room this is exactly what I had in mind and wanted.
It just took a little while to finish this part of the project.
It seems there were so many other priority’s that came first.
-- Dusty
schroeder
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#8 posted 1979 days ago
Beautiful as always Dusty!...um…would you consider adopting me? (I’ll bring beer and my own chair…cookies…and a really good dog!) – Very nice work – unfortunately, the wif saw it and now is on my massively long “to do” – Thanks for sharing the project Dusty!
Schroeder
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JasonH
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#9 posted 1979 days ago
Nicely done! What sort of hardware is in your rack?
-- Living on the square...
Dusty
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#10 posted 1978 days ago
Schroeder,
Thanks,
This project is one that not only is not that hard, but very functional. I would encourage you to build it.
I found a plan ( not sure where, I think in “Wood” and modified it to fit my needs and methods of construction.
Good luck!
-- Dusty
Dusty
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#11 posted 1978 days ago
Damocles,
I have a lot of different hardware ware in my shop I keep in stock.
Because I build a lot of Mission along with Arts and Crafts I use a lot of copper. I keep various pieces of specialixed pieces in stock.
I will say that because of not only the high prices this hardware commands along with the fact hardware has a way of disappearing, Because of that I keep a lot less of it in stock.
It seems most all hardware is readily available these days. I can have it in a matter of just a couple days. Hence I figure why risk losing or misplacing that hardware and tying up my cash.
-- Dusty
JasonH
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#12 posted 1978 days ago
Dusty, my apologies! I wasn’t clear…
My other hobby is home theater, and I was asking about your HT equipment. (I know, off topic for LJ, but still, I was curious)
-- Living on the square...
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