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  • Assembling the Mobile Entertainment Unit
  • The project is completed with the assembly of the unit.
    From "Freeform Furniture"
    episode DFFF-112


    Host Amy Devers puts the metal box into the wood frame and screws everything together. The final step is to attach the ball casters onto the bottom.

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    PHOTO

    Host Amy Devers puts the finishing touches on...
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    this unique mobile entertainment unit.

    Materials:

    African mahogany
    stainless steel sheet
    ear protection
    safety glasses
    tape measure
    forstner bit
    biscuits--two different sizes
    ruler
    pencil
    clamps
    combination square
    foaming glue
    glue brush
    band clamps
    damp cloth
    vinyl gloves
    tung oil
    plastic cup
    respirator
    lint free cloth
    400-grit sandpaper
    VHB tape
    2 heavy duty square tubes
    cauls
    2 square rods
    wallpaper
    multi-purpose spray adhesive
    wood panels
    plastic wallpaper smoothing tool
    stainless steel truss head screws
    ball casters
    small screws

    Tools:

    water jet cutter
    table saw
    planer
    drill press
    biscuit joiner
    hand sander
    utility knife
    screw gun
    drill

    PHOTO

    Figure A
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    Figure B
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    Figure C
    Assembling the Mobile Entertainment Unit

    1. With the box on the table, carefully slide the frame over the box with the smaller frame headed for the tabs (figure A).

    2. Center the box in the frame being careful not to scratch the oil finish on the wood.

    3. Once the frame is in place, pilot a hole through the box and into the frame.

    4. Screw in the fastener. Repeat the process on the bottom being careful not to strip the head of the screw. Flip the assembly over and go to work on the tabs. Pilot holes through the tabs and drive in the stainless steel truss head screws (figure B).

    5. The last step is to attach the ball caster. Drill the recesses to receive them. Pilot the holes and attach the ball casters with small screws (figure C).


    RESOURCES :

    Delta Woodworking Power Tools
    Website: www.deltawoodworking.com

    Festool
    Website: www.festoolusa.com

    Gladiator Garageworks by Whirlpool
    Website: www.gladiatorgw.com

    Stanley Tools Product Group
    Website: www.stanleytools.com

    Lie-Nielsen Toolworks, Inc.
    Website: www.lie-nielsen.com

    WMH Tool Group
    Website: www.wmhtoolgroup.com

    Power Tools (Porter Cable)
    Porter Cable Power Tools
    Website: www.portercable.com

    Hand Tools
    Garrett Wade Co., Inc.
    Website: www.garrettwade.com

    The Peck Tool Company
    Website: www.pecktool.com

    Biesemeyer
    Website: www.biesemeyer.com

    Jogensen Adjustable Clamp Company
    Website: www.adjustableclamp.com

    Adhesives, Abrasives and Safety Equipment
    The 3M Company
    Website: www.3m.com

    Klein Tools
    Website: www.kleintools.com

    Power Tool Accessories
    Woodcraft
    Website: www.woodcraft.com

    Ulmia GmbH
    Website: www.ulmia.de

    Shop Equipment
    Eagle Manufacturing Company
    Website: www.eagle-mfg.com

    Waterjet Services
    Flow International Corp.
    Website: www.flowcorp.com

    Greek Marble, Inc.
    Phone: 323-221-6624

    Forrest Manufacturing Company
    Website: www.forrestblades.com

    Wolf-Gordon, Inc.
    Website: www.wolf-gordon.com


    GUESTS :

    Jeff Bailey
    Flow International Corp.
    Website: www.flowcorp.com

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