Base of Plyboo Entertainment Center Complete
- Had to use hardwood screws because the core of this "plywood" is solid bamboo.
- Bamboo splinters are tiny and hard to extract. :-(
Here are photo's...
https://kregjig.ning.com/photo/album/show?id=2900167%3AAlbum%3A7915
The piece is 60" by 16d by 21 h (without doors). Middle shelves are 2 inches short in back to run wiring and let heat escape from the Dish system and DVD player. Inside each door there's one shelf at the height of the top shelf.
Wheels are 4" red plastic wheels. 2 movable and 2 fixed.
Next Step: Build two CD/DVD towers (36 by 8 by 10) --- one for each side to bracked the flat panel and hide the wires behind it. (Due to travel, won't finish for a few weeks...)
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