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Build Your Own Entertainment Centers

Build Your Own Entertainment Centers
By Andy Schultz

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Product Description

Provides instructions for creating armoire, secretary, and three-piece style entertainment centers, and discusses how to customize the unit to suit any decor.


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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #410867 in Books
  • Published on: 1997-03-15
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 128 pages

Customer Reviews

for the 70's2
This book is fine if you want to build old style entertainment centers, but if you want something a little more modern for your Big screen tv or sound system, this is not the book you want.

Old Style Basics1
If you have a big imagination, you might be able to build an entertainment center with style from this book. All of the plans a basically the same with a few changes to give it a different look. You could say it was not what I was really looking for. I have a widescreen TV that would by no means fit in any of these designs, nor do I even like the "look" of these designs. Too many changes had to be made to give it an up to date size/look.

Many errors and missing steps make for very poor plans1
I bought this book with the hope that by using somebody elses plans (rather than drawing my own) I would not have to worry about calculating all the dimensions and designing as I go along. Unfortunately, this book has so many errors and ommissions in the plans that you cannot trust any dimension he gives. Parts and steps that are necessary to complete a unit are missing. Don't waste your money on this book. They obviously didn't waste time proofreading it...