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Old 01-19-2009, 12:03 AM   #1
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Hello everyone,
My name is Jason, IM from Va Beach Va. Im looking to build a small tv stand that will hold up to a 46 inch LCD tv. I dont want to do anything elaborate. Just something about 2 ft tall and about 3 ft long. The only storage that is needed is for a PS3 and Wii and the controllers and games. It doesnt have to have any doors, maybe just some shelves. Does anyone know of or have any plans that I may be able to use?

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Jason
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Old 01-19-2009, 01:03 AM   #2
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I just completed my frist project ,40 inch tv stand ,pretty easy ,Check out my photos if you like i can email you the plans. i found on the net.
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Old 02-10-2009, 06:07 AM   #3
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I just completed my frist project ,40 inch tv stand ,pretty easy ,Check out my photos if you like i can email you the plans. i found on the net.
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Hi Michael the cabinet looks great. Could you let me know were I could get the plans from
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Old 02-10-2009, 06:07 AM   #4
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Hi Michael the cabinet looks great. Could you let me know were I could get the plans from
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Looks great! Love your,, "work bench"!
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Old 02-10-2009, 09:59 AM   #6
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Jason! Greetings from Portsmouth! Best of luck with your project. You're a pilot huh? Navy pilot? If so the Norfolk Navy base has a very nice woodshop should you find yourself needing more tools. I should know it was "my" woodshop for 4 years until I bought my house.

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I just completed my frist project ,40 inch tv stand ,pretty easy ,Check out my photos if you like i can email you the plans. i found on the net.
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I'd love to have your plans for the TV cabinet. I have designed one, but I like yours better. Here is the one I designed. I used Google SketchUp to do it.


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Old 02-16-2009, 01:55 PM   #8
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I recently built a custom one that was designed to make my wall-mounted TV look as if it were on the stand. It will hold toys in baskets on the bottom shelf, DVDs and knick knacks on the middle shelf, and has two top-hinged doors for the AV equipment. A soundbar will go on top and the subwoofer to the side.

I had originally intended to make a custom unit with exhaust fans, a small area for IR repeaters, and built-in cable management... but I'm new to woodworking in general so I figured I'd make something simple first :D

It's currently in the finishing room (aka the garage) with its second coat of poly drying.

However, this is what I'd love to make a copy of with some minor modifications:

http://www.standoutdesigns.com/store...enter-p281.htm

One of the coolest features:

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Hi Jason, I'm just across the road a bit at Oceana. Here's a few pics of a simple design I am using for my 46" TV. I don't have plans at the moment but can take some quick measurements and shoot them to you if interested. Let me know.

BTW, it was our coldest day in VB on the day my wife wanted it painted so had to go inside. She was nervous the entire time thinking I was going to get on the couch...ha.

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hi Jason, i am in the in the drawing up stage myself of a tv stand i just looked at one in bestbuy and they are pric$$$$$$ the top is 75"long 20"deep and 18" high it is for a 67"tv but i just go to the store and look at what they have ,i go home make the changes that i want and goto work and have fun in my shop



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