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Looks great. I love both the natural color and the darker top/base. Also like the notches and modification to the lower drawer for cables.
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Hey Mike:
Your photo fixed worked.
Also, GREAT JOB!!!
I really like what you built and will keep in mind the modifications (power stip and cable notches, top overhang in the back, ...)
Thanks for sharing!
-Brian
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Love that board that spans three drawers.
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Gregory of Sherwood Forest said:
Looks great! The planning you put into it is obvious, very well thought out. I haven't seen many of these in ash. Any reason you chose it specifically? Local maybe?
Thanks everyone for the kind words. Even after staring at it for a few days I am still happy with it.
Regarding why ash, no specific reason other than I wanted a break from cherry/maple/mahogany/oak/pine and had not used ash before. I'd use it again, it was nice to work with both hand and power tools.
Best....Mike
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The contrast of the two colors is perfect! Really stands out because the stores have nothing like that.. The 4K 65" Sony is going to be perfect up there.
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Thanks for posting. I just got a 70" TV and am contemplating what to do for a center.
Jim
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That looks GREAT! Great job!
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Excellent.
One thing I didn't like about the Woodsmith Entertainment center was the doors. Great choice on changing that to drawers.
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That came out great. Love the wood choice, contrast between top and case. Hardware is a good match. And I agree on the Arm-R-Seal. I find it easy to wipe on and get a reasonably even finish.
Nice work!
Bob
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