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In 1995 I built a rather unique entertainment center that would house stereo
equipment, CD's, a 35" console TV, provide display storage, speakers and
provide an opening to an existing opening. Whew!

So any way my customer called me a couple of weeks ago stating that the 35"
console TV was shot and they now have a 37" LCD setting in its place and
wanted to know if I could I fill in the voids.

Attached are pictures with the new TV and the new chest that it is setting
on. I though that I matched the 12 year old stain pretty well. Of course I
used the same brand and color.
The chest has 4 drawers and the pulls are all bunched together. The top
drawer pulls are on the bottom of the drawer front and the bottom drawer
pulls are on the top of the drawer front.

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VERY nice
"Leon" wrote in message
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In 1995 I built a rather unique entertainment center that would house
stereo equipment, CD's, a 35" console TV, provide display storage,
speakers and provide an opening to an existing opening. Whew!

So any way my customer called me a couple of weeks ago stating that the
35" console TV was shot and they now have a 37" LCD setting in its place
and wanted to know if I could I fill in the voids.

Attached are pictures with the new TV and the new chest that it is setting
on. I though that I matched the 12 year old stain pretty well. Of course
I used the same brand and color.
The chest has 4 drawers and the pulls are all bunched together. The top
drawer pulls are on the bottom of the drawer front and the bottom drawer
pulls are on the top of the drawer front.

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"Leon" wrote in message

Attached are pictures with the new TV and the new chest that it is setting
on. I though that I matched the 12 year old stain pretty well. Of course
I
used the same brand and color.
The chest has 4 drawers and the pulls are all bunched together. The top
drawer pulls are on the bottom of the drawer front and the bottom drawer
pulls are on the top of the drawer front.

Beautifully done! I really like the design as the entire piece complements
today's TV/component design.

What are the birds up to?

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"Swingman" wrote in message
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"Leon" wrote in message

Attached are pictures with the new TV and the new chest that it is
setting
on. I though that I matched the 12 year old stain pretty well. Of
course
I
used the same brand and color.
The chest has 4 drawers and the pulls are all bunched together. The top
drawer pulls are on the bottom of the drawer front and the bottom drawer
pulls are on the top of the drawer front.

Beautifully done! I really like the design as the entire piece complements
today's TV/component design.

What are the birds up to?

--
www.e-woodshop.net
Last update: 6/1/07
KarlC@ (the obvious)



Thank you Swingman, I guess the biggest reward was when the customer later
said that you would never know that the entire cabinet was not always like
that.

Birds?

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"Lee" wrote in message
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VERY nice


Thank you Sir.

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On Fri, 01 Jun 2007 22:57:17 GMT, "Leon"
wrote:

In 1995 I built a rather unique entertainment center that would house stereo
equipment, CD's, a 35" console TV, provide display storage, speakers and
provide an opening to an existing opening. Whew!
.... snip

Attached are pictures with the new TV and the new chest that it is setting
on. I though that I matched the 12 year old stain pretty well. Of course I
used the same brand and color.
.... snip

Very nice. I've always thought it much harder to rework something
existing and have it come out nicely vs. getting to start from scratch.




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"Leon" wrote in message
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In 1995 I built a rather unique entertainment center that would house
stereo equipment, CD's, a 35" console TV, provide display storage,
speakers and provide an opening to an existing opening. Whew!

So any way my customer called me a couple of weeks ago stating that the
35" console TV was shot and they now have a 37" LCD setting in its place
and wanted to know if I could I fill in the voids.

Attached are pictures with the new TV and the new chest that it is setting
on. I though that I matched the 12 year old stain pretty well. Of course
I used the same brand and color.
The chest has 4 drawers and the pulls are all bunched together. The top
drawer pulls are on the bottom of the drawer front and the bottom drawer
pulls are on the top of the drawer front.





Nice job, Leon! The other work stands the test of time very well too.
It must have been a shot in the arm hearing back from a customer after
12 years...

Bob the Tomato

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Nicely done- I had to carefully re-read your email to figure out what
was new, and what was old.

Cheers
Mike



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"Leon" wrote:

In 1995 I built a rather unique entertainment center that would house stereo
equipment, CD's, a 35" console TV, provide display storage, speakers and
provide an opening to an existing opening. Whew!

So any way my customer called me a couple of weeks ago stating that the 35"
console TV was shot and they now have a 37" LCD setting in its place and
wanted to know if I could I fill in the voids.

Attached are pictures with the new TV and the new chest that it is setting
on. I though that I matched the 12 year old stain pretty well. Of course I
used the same brand and color.
The chest has 4 drawers and the pulls are all bunched together. The top
drawer pulls are on the bottom of the drawer front and the bottom drawer
pulls are on the top of the drawer front.


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"Bob the Tomato" wrote in message
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Nice job, Leon! The other work stands the test of time very well too.
It must have been a shot in the arm hearing back from a customer after
12 years...

Thanks Bob, actually this particular customer is a neighbor of 26 years. I
have built probably a dozed pieces for him/her.

What I do like is getting business from a new customer that has seen my work
at anothers customers house, that saw my work at another customers house,
that saw my work at another customers house. ;~) I guess that would be
considered a referal, by a referal, by a referal. That has happened a
couple of times.

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"Michael Beacom" wrote in message
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Nicely done- I had to carefully re-read your email to figure out what
was new, and what was old.


Thank you Michael, I take that as a double complement.

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"Michael Beacom" wrote in message
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That's really beautiful, Leon. I have a question, though. Is there a
reason why the space above and below the speakers is closed in rather
than open for additional storage space? Or are those concealed doors?

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"Charlie M. 1958" wrote in message
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That's really beautiful, Leon. I have a question, though. Is there a
reason why the space above and below the speakers is closed in rather than
open for additional storage space? Or are those concealed doors?

Thank you.

The spaces below and above the speakers are storage drawers. There is a
cove cut into the bottom of the top and top of the bottom drawer for access
to pull them open.

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Leon wrote:
"Charlie M. 1958" wrote in message
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That's really beautiful, Leon. I have a question, though. Is there a
reason why the space above and below the speakers is closed in rather than
open for additional storage space? Or are those concealed doors?

Thank you.

The spaces below and above the speakers are storage drawers. There is a
cove cut into the bottom of the top and top of the bottom drawer for access
to pull them open.


Sneaky! :-)