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  1. 16th June 2015, 05:06 PM #1
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    Below is an entertainment unit I have finally finished.

    It is constructed with Australian hardwood, joined together to get the width I needed. I finished with spraying Hardened Dewaxed Shellac, for a nice hard wearing satin finish
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    Superb, do you mind if I copy your design? When i finish our new house thats one for the to-do list
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    Very nice indeed.

    Does the draw have 'push to open' runners?

    Nice clean, solid design.

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    Yes, I put the draws on the push to open runners. I thought it left it cleaner, without the need for handles on the drawer.

    And rwbuild, I have no issues with copying it.

    One thing I did do with it, that you can see from this picture, was put a "false" back in it, maybe three inches from the back, so all the cords and leads could be hidden from sight.
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    Simple and solid, I like it.
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    Very cool on hiding the cords with a false back. You don't normally get that incorporated in the design from the store bought ones.
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