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Record Player & Xbox stereo stand-SEATTLE, Wa
Hi people, I built this from 1-1/8" douglas fir drawer fronts that I salvaged out of a very old Seattle home. The goal was to make record playing convinent and house the basics (of course an x...
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Re: Record Player & Xbox stereo stand-SEATTLE, Wa
Thanks Nathan.
posted: 2:53 pm on November 20thThere are no veneers...the material is actually 1 1/8" thick! The corners are mitered with a biscuit joint. The thickness of the Fir allowed me to round the corners with out exposing the biscuit or taking strength away.
X box ventilation is important! What you can't really see in the pic is that the back of this piece is totally open. This has a great unanticipated effect...The whole piece is so bright with light.