Making a Modern Walnut TV Credenza From Plywood

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  • Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
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    After years of debating, waiting, and designing I finally made my vision of a Modern TV Credenza come to life. This project was completed with 95% of the materials being some sort of plywood. There are some brace pieces and the beveled trim on the front are the only pieces made from solid wood.
    Although I have access to my workshop, the tools necessary to make this are minimal and simple. I made this to replace the 30 y/o+ wall units in my living room that predate me. This enables us to have a larger television as well.
    I really wanted to make something that I thought was an accurate demonstration of my skillset since i mostly just make shelves and other small functional items. I am really proud I saw this project through.
    Check out BREECE Builds on instagram for more information and details about the project and the building process. @BREECEbuilds

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Комментарии • 9

  • @CapitalDesign
    @CapitalDesign 3 года назад +1

    Amazing project, amazing soundtrack!

  • @fritz4345
    @fritz4345 2 года назад

    Very nice!

  • @chrischo1996
    @chrischo1996 4 года назад

    Amazing to see the final product after all the hard work!

  • @tilen1400
    @tilen1400 3 года назад

    Where is riving knife ;)

    • @LeeBreece
      @LeeBreece  3 года назад

      In packaging in a warehouse somewhere 👌

  • @desertduner
    @desertduner 3 года назад

    looks way nice, I would like to do a project like this myself. But for a beginner this would quite difficult.

    • @LeeBreece
      @LeeBreece  3 года назад

      If you take the time to plan out the project, and every step and cut, its 10 times less overwhelming. I spent a week or so designing this before I stating working on it.

  • @MTaufikEP
    @MTaufikEP 3 года назад

    What do u use for finishing the paint ?

    • @LeeBreece
      @LeeBreece  3 года назад +1

      The finish is a generic danish oil from the store. I went over the whole credenza several times letting it dry for a few days in between to see where I needed to add more (the wood didn't absorb it evenly). I then did a bunch of coats of water-based polyurethane over that to seal and protect the finish, also making it simple to clean. There's no specific brands for the stuff just use what you can find in your area.