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Yes, I'm in Norwich. The speakers are tilted upwards behind the sofa.
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The wooden fire surround is original to the house. It has had additional bits added by previous owners. I moved it from the dining room to the front room. The cast iron inert from ebay.
I made the doors in traditional tenon and mortise style myself using an assortment of junkshop tools.
Makeshift rebate plane:
Grooving Plane:
Side bead plane:
The panel moulding was made with a 200 year old Griffiths of Norwich plane:
It took about 6 hours to make the moulding for those two doors. It's much easier to buy panel moulding ready made. -
Yep. 38mm deep front.
125cm of records weigh approx 91kg. Sagulator my shelves will sag by 1.2cm.
I may add a few basic cut down broom handle supports per shelf. It will probably be better for the records if they are not leaning against each other too.I built the base cabinets fairly strong so I didn't have to use the wobbly internal lath and plaster wall to support any weight.
There is a cladding on the back wall with some carpet underlay behind to help with sound proofing.
Heres the before:
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The heavier the better. How wide are the alcoves?
I made shelves for my 125cm wide alcoves in a similar fashion and they really aren't strong enough for vinyl or books. I used 18mm pine with a 38 x 18mm front strip. I may remake them from scaffold board.
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I would guess it is a die for cutting screw threads on 16 gauge spokes.
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I have an R O Harrison - 23 Queens Rd, Peckham
and a Maclean - 362 Upper St, Islington
Some more Ferraris of antiporn:
