TV Cabinet
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Here are a couple of pics taken with my camera phone so sorry about the poor quality.
All that needed to be done here was to fix the glass in place and put the t moulding around the top of the cabinet. I know its a basic design, but I was well happy with it, and more to the point it works!!!
All that needed to be done here was to fix the glass in place and put the t moulding around the top of the cabinet. I know its a basic design, but I was well happy with it, and more to the point it works!!!
John. B
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Welcome crissross to the forum.
The TV stand is not so much tricky as incredibly expensive. Sheesham is another name for Indian Rosewood (Dalbergia sisoo/Latifolia) to give it's latin name.
For an example of cost one supplier sells indian rosewood spindles 2.5" x 2.5" x 13" are £9. 00 each. So you can guess, unless it's going to have Rosewood veneer it's going to be dear.
You've not mentioned what tools you have or workshop facilities? :shock:
The TV stand is not so much tricky as incredibly expensive. Sheesham is another name for Indian Rosewood (Dalbergia sisoo/Latifolia) to give it's latin name.
For an example of cost one supplier sells indian rosewood spindles 2.5" x 2.5" x 13" are £9. 00 each. So you can guess, unless it's going to have Rosewood veneer it's going to be dear.
You've not mentioned what tools you have or workshop facilities? :shock:
