Fish tank Stand

This is a stand made from mostly recycled materials, the tops are bought blockboard the remainder is all from the 2nd hand timber stash.
A family friend wanted a stand to match existing furniture in both finish and style so I set to work using photographs of their existing cupboards and they supplied a door to replicate the profile for.
The timber is all common pine with Jarrah stain and satin finish.
The door required the use of a couple of different router bits then assembling. The original was possibly made in one piece with a shaper in a factory setup far from my mere tools.

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Comment by Robert Brennan on August 23, 2017 at 1:41am: Jim if you need more details of the build just ask

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Comment by Jim Maughan on August 22, 2017 at 10:54am: Well done..! I was fumbling around with the question of placing my tank in our new place when I received the e-mail with this project within. I will absolutely move forward with this project - it is exactly what I need.

Thank you Robert..

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