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Originally Posted by crackinhedz
well, there are some " how to's" on the internet...but it basically comes down to what you need. Do you want to hold a TV? just some A/V components? speakers?
something simple like the one I made you just measure the size of your equipment giving it enough breathing room and plan out how much wood you will need and what size.
I just used screws to hold it together, nails would also work. etc |
Nice link, I install cabinets for a living. You can use stock cabinets and usually come out a lot cheaper than if you bought an entertainment center. Not to mention it's usually a lot stronger and custom fit to your specs. To build a stand out of base cabinets you can get by with a drill and skill saw. But if you have access to a portable table saw and miter saw it makes the job a lot easier and quicker. Of course a level comes in handy also.
