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[quote="dusty"]We have a crisis (that least I do).

My wife came into the shop while I was dry fitting some of the parts for the TV cabinet. "What is that you are working on?", she asks. "I thought you were doing the TV Cabinet".:mad:

"I am working on the TV Cabinet", was my reply. "Not the one we discussed", she responds.

You know the rest. The dry fit has been terminated and I am back at the Sketchup phase. Fortunately only the two side panels are lost and I will find something else to do with them. Oh well. A signed work order would have been nice but how do you do that with family]

I am making progress though it is very slow; medical issues have disrupted progress this week. Once again I can report that the planks have been edge glued and then cut to size. It turns out that the shelves are not all the same length but I can fix that; I'll use the smaller one as a router template to resize those that are too long.

At least this time, the dry fit passed a rudimentary inspection.

Six pieces of wood should be a simple project.

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The skate case is at about the same level of completion though it has been glued.
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