TV stand (kind of)

[Nissim Avrahami]

Good day

The unit was designed by my wife (as usual), 3 separate units, each 3’ (1 meter), so it can be “re-positioned”.

Oak, 1” thick.
Finish, Nitro-lacquer, they use it here for floors because of its durability and fast drying (10~15 minutes), interestingly, it does not leave any brush marks but stinks like hell during application.

I attached 2 general pictures and 3 close-ups so you can see all my “Fashla’s” (Arabic, mistakes, goof-ups or failures), but its allowed to amateurs.

Regards
niki

[glenn bradley]

Nicely done! I like the wide rails and stiles on the doors. It gives the unit a sense of heft and ties together with the drawer size. I wish I had an eye like that for dimension and scale.

[Tyler Howell]

Nissim,
All your gizmo, jig and modification postings have been fun, but this is the the proof of all your efforts.
Well done.
Thanks for sharing.

[Nissim Avrahami]

Thank you so much Glenn and Tyler

Glenn
I would wish to have such an eye too but…

I build all my units in the method of “Lets kill a turkish and rest”, which means, my wife makes a general drawing and I build the carcasses. After that she decides about doors and drawers.
I had to cut 3 different widths of door frame (from cardboard) and she decides with which one to go.
I never have “cutting list” from the beginning.

niki

[Ryan Ricks]

Very nice piece. I like the size - nice proportions.

I'm going to remember "fashla" - I will try to convince my wife that it adds character to the piece, as in "look at all the fashla's on this piece!"

-Ryan

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[Bob Childress]

Niki,

That is a very impressive set and no "fashla's" worth worrying about. On the contrary, it has great proportion and style. Great workmanship. Appreciate the chance to see it.

[Neil Lamens]

I bet you and your wifes' design approach is familiar to alot of us out here.
Nicely done.

[Nissim Avrahami]

Thank you all so much for your kind replies.

niki

[John Buzzurro]

Niki,

Nicely done. What type of wood is it? I'm having trouble telling from the photos.

[Nissim Avrahami]

Thank you John

Its Oak, maybe a little bit different than the American (I’m in Poland).

niki

[Jim Becker]

That's a beautiful setup, Nissim!

[Vaughn McMillan]

Niki, no matter how hard I try, I can't find any fashlas in the pics. Nor can I find any errors, slip-ups, boo-boos, goofs, snafus, bugs, undocumented "features", or Vaughnisms.

Great-looking furniture, and as Tyler mentioned, it's nice seeing the results of some of your handy shop jigs and gadgets.

- Vaughn

[Dave Carey]

Nissim,
Sure looks fashla free (or is it fashla-less) to me! My wife often helps with design too but usually after it's built (as in why didn't you ....) Well done.

[Dave Walker]

You and your wife make a great team there, Nissim. Well done, the furniture looks great.

[John Timberlake]

I don't see and Fashlas. Just good design and execution. The finish turned out great. Your wife should love, but of course she designed it. Keep up the good work.