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BBQ Grill from you know where
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Jeb Stuart
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Master Closet Makeover
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MyLove2Create
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New, and safer TV stand
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crandreww
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You did a great job despite your minimal experience in building furniture. Where did you get your plans from? I'd love to know because I love this cabinet. What are the safety features? I'd love to know more about how to build this. Again, great job!
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peteyparty
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on February 17, 2014
Thanks Petey...I saw the plan in an issue of Family handyman magazine...link is here... http://www.familyhandyman.com/woodworking/projects/diy-tv-stand/view-all Fairly simple to build, I am going to add a cable to the wall to connect the TV, so my kids dont tip it over on top of themselves. Let me know if any more questions...Good luck!! Chris
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crandreww
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on February 18, 2014
Thanks Crandreww. Really pretty cabinet! Show us if you stain it.
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peteyparty
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on February 18, 2014
Will do....I am planning on staining it. just reading up to decide what to do...thinking stain, followed by a few coats of Wipe on poly...any thoughts?
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crandreww
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on February 18, 2014
What kind of wood? My wife is the stain guru so I'll ask her.
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peteyparty
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on February 18, 2014
The plan uses oak, I preferred Maple, so it is Maple...
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crandreww
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on February 19, 2014
Beautiful work!!
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MyLove2Create
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on February 20, 2014
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Radiator cover for Grandkids bedroom
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jim1097
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Jim's Bar
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jim1097
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Kitchen Cabinet Makeover
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jrg635
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Beautiful!!! I would love to do the same to my kitchen :). Can you share how you did it? Please!?!
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PinkyPatty
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on February 20, 2014
Thanks! It was a lot of work. I took off all the doors (and numbered them so I knew where they go) and then sanded the front and back of each. I also sanded the cabinet frames. I used several different kinds of sanders. An orbital sander for the big parts and a finish sander to get the hard to reach spaces. Then I vacuumed everything to get as much dust off as I could and then took a tack cloth to try to clean it up even more. Then I took a foam brush and Minwax Poly Shades Mohogany satin finish and carefully stained the cabinets. This was 2 coats on each side. Be sure to brush with the grain. Also, when staining in the garage, I put tarps down and used upside-down paper plates under each door to raise it off the ground. It was a time consuming project but not terribly difficut. I started this by trying it on my bathroom vanities first before I went for the big kitchen project. I'm glad I did because I learned a lot on those other projects which I was able to apply in the kitchen (and they don't look quite as good as this).
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Retro Modern Record Player Console
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Smoothie
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That was a great Idea and looks great. What would be great would be add a cassette deck (for nostalgia) and add a popup 40in TV from the back.
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CharleyOne
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Nice work... I've been looking for one of these to refurbish & modify forever. Where did you find this one?
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Lower Deck
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House to Home
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Looks amazing. Great job! Keep us all updated with future projects.
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peteyparty
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on February 12, 2014
Thank you. We certainly will.
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