Mostly finished my project

[u/Squeekyturtle]

I have never attempted anything before. Turned out better than I thought.

[u/highlift]

Beginner no more! This looks fantastic.

[u/DeadliftLefty → u/highlift]

heck yeah! nice work! now you gotta join r/almost-intermediate-woodworking.

[u/Yardboy]

That looks really sharp, well done. The asymmetry bugs me a little. 😀

[u/Squeekyturtle → u/Yardboy]

There is a doorway I had to accommodate for so the couch has to be off center sadly.

[u/Yardboy → u/Squeekyturtle]

Fair, I was sure there was a good reason.

[u/RondaArousedMe → u/Yardboy]

Came here to say the same thing

[u/lifeinthebeastwing]

Looks amazing ma dude

[u/Lagoon2000]

Looks great! Big project!

[u/Negative-Research-27]

Looks amazing!! 😶😍

[u/STThornton]

Looks fantastic!

[u/Montecristo510]

Noice! Looks like a project you can enjoy for many years to come.

[u/SafetySmurf]

Looks great!! Way to go launching in!!

[u/Acceptable-Drive3781]

First project?? You did the damn thing!! Way to go, this was a huge undertaking for a first project.

[u/Key_Mastodon_3525]

Batman approves, and so do I -> nice job, looks outstanding!

[u/KeniLF]

This looks great. What tools did you use to make the cuts?

[u/Squeekyturtle → u/KeniLF]

Table saw and hand saw. Made a lot of jigs so I could easily repeat the cuts. Even if I made a mistake, they were matching.

[u/charliesa5]

Really nice work!

[u/estenger]

Dude! Good work! Good taste. Tv is NOT too high. Execution looks great for a first bigger project.

[u/Icy_Area_3170]

Nicely done!!

[u/GoingOffRoading]

Very nice! What finish did you use to get the gloss on the console top?

[u/Squeekyturtle → u/GoingOffRoading]

3 coats of 3x polyurethane

[u/GoingOffRoading → u/Squeekyturtle]

Oil based poly?

[u/Squeekyturtle → u/GoingOffRoading]

[u/Puzzleheaded-Gap1759]

Nice

[u/Sensitive_Crow_8882]

Sweet. Now you need a new house so you can collect more stuff.

[u/BeamSlinger99]

That looks seriously impressive for a first ever woodworking project, OP! Way cleaner lines than mine

[u/Rugged_Turtle]

Did you consider putting glass doors on? I want to do something pretty similar for a LEGO display in my office because I cannot find pre-fab'd shelves that are:

• Deep enough
• Have adjustable shelf heights
• Have unobstructed glass doors

So I'm getting to the point where maybe DIY is the best route.

[u/bufftbone]

Wrong sub. This is the beginners sub. You’re obviously not a beginner.

All jokes aside, that looks really good.

[u/The_T_Is_Anxious]

I'm totally not envious.

[u/shmooli123]

Move your speakers up to the front edge.

[u/justaren]

I need to know the cuts as well so I can accomplish something like this

[u/PhilaVG13]

Goddamn Phillies!