I am reading on the vectric forum for quite a long time and I thougt it was time to give something back to the community.
Initially I built my CNC router to help me build kiteboards. My machine uses mostly parts from "cncrouterparts" but was adapted to metric extrusions to save on shipping costs. In the last months I did some funiture projects. So far the TV rack is my masterpiece.
The front was designed in Sketchup, then "disassembled" to a flat DXF file. Fine tuning of the parts and toolpath were created in VCarve Pro. This was the first project on VCarve Pro (used Cut2D before) and I really like the drafting features.
The front was CNC cut and then all parts were glued together. The other parts are connected with "Lamello Clamex S" for easy disassembly.
I hope you like it as much as I do
Larger pictures are available on my blog: http://www.jibboards.ch/2014/10/tv-moebel/
Cheers, Christoph
TV Rack
- fretsman68
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- scottp55
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Re: TV Rack
Beautiful Job--Well Done!
I've learned my lesson well. You can't please everyone,so you have to please yourself
R.N.
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Re: TV Rack
Where did you get the door hinge?
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Re: TV Rack
Thanks for all the compliments!
I used the following hinge: http://www.peka-system.ch/index.cfm?rub=129
I don't know the english translation, something like "swing-up-hinge". It is used for kichen cabinets. It's important to keep an eye on the lifting force.
Cheers, Christoph
I used the following hinge: http://www.peka-system.ch/index.cfm?rub=129
I don't know the english translation, something like "swing-up-hinge". It is used for kichen cabinets. It's important to keep an eye on the lifting force.
Cheers, Christoph
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Re: TV Rack
Beautiful! I was wondering how that front was going to open... Thanks for the lead on some cool hardware!
Mike
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Re: TV Rack
Beautiful design and good work.
Angie
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