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MAKE SURE YOUR DRAWINGS ARE CORRECT BEFORE MAKING SAWDUST!

Yeesh.

I’m in the middle of building an entertainment center for some nice folks consisting of three boxes — three different widths and three different heights. A corner box with two flanking boxes. Corner box houses the TV and VCR with a drawer for VHS tapes and other junk. Pocket doors and a heavy duty sliding TV swivel shelf (Accuride for those interested). Roughly four feet tall. The left box runs below a window to the exterior door and she thought it’d be a nice place to have a shoe shelf. Ok, that’s a good idea. The right box is a bookcase. Roughly three feet tall running in the middle of a cased opening separating the kitchen from the family room. There’s a square column near the end and a pilsater at the beginning.

I rough assembled the corner cab, then built the flanking units. I realized today before I glued up the corner unit that the damned TV was too wide for the opening.

“Hah?”

I measured again.

“Sure enough”.

“Well what the crap does the (MY) drawing say?”

“Hah?”

“Hmmm…”

Well, I’m glad I’m not one of those guys that throws his golf clubs. I just finished rebuilding the damn corner unit. What time is it? 12:23?

Yeesh.

I’m glad it’s a paint grade unit!

Thirstily,

Dan