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Free Woodworking Plans - Entertainment Centers (return)
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Cabinet, Entertainment Center - Sectional Options (PDF)
When designing the Sectional Entertainment Center in issue No. 136, we decided to use hard maple, as you can see in the photo above. But we could have just as easily chosen another type of wood to build it out of. This alternate design option is available to download in this Online Extra.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Unit - Coastal Style
The handles of this entertainment unit are made of driftwood, and the unit is made of pine-veneered particleboard with solid timber edging. Particle board is strong, easily worked and holds nails and scews well.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Center - Tansu (PDF)
These are not step by step plans with precise layouts and joinery. I simply draw up the final dimensions and make decisions about joinery when I begin construction.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Stand (PDF)
With our Minifix fittings, casters, T-molding, hardware and FREE plan, it’s easy to make this rolling entertainment stand.
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Cabinet, Custom Home Entertainment Center
Here, Rita Brockway, who is ready to learn a little something about power tools and home improvement, is eagerly awaiting Ron’s arrival. Rita has an alcove in her living room that would be perfect for a built-in home entertainment center. She needs a place for her television, VCR and stereo, and she would also like to store books, knick-knacks, and various other items.
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Entertainment Center, Custom
For this segment of HouseCalls, Ron’s traveling toolbox arrives in Windermere, Florida, located near the Orlando area. Here, Rita Brockway, who is ready to learn a little something about power tools and home improvement, is eagerly awaiting Ron’s arrival.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Center
Televisions, VCRs, DVDs, cable boxes, satellite receivers, stereos and video games are personal entertainment mainstays. Walk into most homes and you’ll find electronic equipment stacked to the ceiling. There will likely be various pieces perched precariously one upon the other and a jumble of wires and cords. If this sounds like your living room, build yourself an entertainment center. You can organize your electronics and hone your woodworking skills all at once. Building an entertainment center is challenging for most beginners and a good confidence builder for intermediate level woodworkers. The project should only take a couple of weekends.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Center
This free woodworking plans and woodworkers projects information was courtesy of the Skil web site.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Unit
Suzanne Bettencourt - Designer Suzanne Bettencourt creates the look and comfort of a high-end hotel in a basic one-bedroom apartment on a shoestring budget. A long horizontal entertainment unit is created with two hollow-core doors and flip open stock kitchen cabinets.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Center (PDF)
Two sheets of plywood will make one great media center. Skill level is rated as Intermediate. This free woodworking plans and projects information was courtesy of the CanPly.org web site.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Center
This entertainment center is a rather primitive affair, as it is an “open-plan” design with no doors. This free woodworking plans and projects information is courtesy of the Shop-For-Wood-Working-Tools web site.
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Cabinet, Entertainment
Before tackling this project, understand that it is for a more advanced woodworker. The need for non-standard thicknesses of hardwood joined in intricate ways demands advanced skill and surgically-sharp tools. But if you’re up to the challenge, this project will be a stunning centrepiece for your home. This free woodworking plans information was courtesy of the Canadian HomeWorkshop web site.
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Cabinet, Custom Home Entertainment Center
A walk through of ’’how to’’. No measured drawings.
This free woodworking plans and woodworkers projects information is courtesy of the Ron Hazelton web site.
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Cabinet, Entertainment (PDF)
Please note, cutting diagram only.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Center
This handsome and unique entertainment center provides ample storage for all your home electronics, yet is relatively compact — 5 ft. high and less than 7 ft. wide. The three-unit design features a 20 inch deep center unit spacious enough to hold a large television set, and two 16 inch deep end units ideal for storing stereo speakers, tapes, CDs, and books.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Center
The design allowed me to employ a curved design, rather than the more typical straight edges, and this reduced the unit’s presence in the room -- as the room is rather small, this was deemed to be very important.
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Cabinet, Corner Entertainment Center
With this project we are revisiting an earlier theme: how to make a TV (and its associated VCR, Cable box and other paraphernalia) less intrusive in a fairly small room. While the popular approach is typically to hide everything behind a large entertainment center, we remain unconvinced that this is the best approach. Instead, we offer the following TV solution that leaves the television in full view while hiding all of the other equipment.
This free woodworking plans and woodworkers projects information is courtesy of the Am-Wood web site.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Center (PDF)
Make this entertainment center and you will never be without a place to keep all of your audio and video equipment and associated media. The left side has smoked glass doors that cover an area with adjustable shelves. Lower doors have built-in video tape holders for convenient access. The right side of the cabinet has solid doors with applied decorative panels that swing open and slide into the cabinet (out of sight) to reveal a swivel television stand on extension slides and overhead shelf for a video cassette player. The television area measures 36 inches square, 20 inches deep. Wide drawers are located beneath this area for additional storage.
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Cabinet, Entertainment center (PDF)
Contemporary style and function come together in this sleek entertainment cabinet from Workbench magazine. Plan is especially designed to hold today’s widescreen TVs and home theater components. Don’t let the classy appearance scare you away. The no-nonsense construction features a simple series of plywood boxes dressed up with solid-wood edging. Versatile plan can be modified to fit your specific room and personal taste. And some of the components can be built as separate, standalone projects.
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Entertainment Center, Compact
WOOD® Magazine Issue 165, October 2005. Build your own space-saving cabinet to hold your TV, electronic components, videos, and CDs.
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Entertainment Armoire (Plan No. 847)
Pine armoire holds 27-inch TV, VCR, stereo equipment and more. 70 in. tall by 39 in. wide by 23 in. deep.
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Modular Entertainment Center
Keep all of your essential entertainment components close-at-hand, yet stylishly out of sight. This elegant modular entertainment center features a separate top and bottom, with 10 shelves tucked neatly behind four doors. The TV doors have pockets that they disappear in for easy viewing of the TV. The TV space is 31”H x 36”W x 19”D. Perfect in any living room, den, great room or master bedroom. Unit is 79”H x 45.5”W x 25”D.
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Entertainment Center & Bookcase
Craft a classic, solid oak frame entertainment center & bookcase that blends in, and accents, any style of decor. Four 32”W x 15”D adjustable display shelves and a 27”H x 32”W x 15”D “hideaway” storage area with two shelves. Finished size 76”H x 34”W x 16”D.
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Entertainment Center, Home
This Oak entertainment center has it all - good looks, storage galore and lots of convenient features. Best of all, building it is a breeze!
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Entertainment Center
Build your own entertainment center with this easy-to-follow plan. Includes 15-page instruction booklet, four 18” x 24” drawings and materials list. Overall finished dimensions 55-1/8” W x 28-1/4” D x 49-1/2” H. TV compartment holds 27” diagonal TV. Stereo compartment has hidden wiring chase behind shelves.
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Entertainment Center Tower Cabinet
Standing 59 inches tall and 96 inches wide, build one or a pair of these stately cabinets as stand alone units or use to flank the ends of our 20th anniversary cover project. Featured in the September 2004 issue.
NOTE: This plan is available as both a downloadable plan and a Mail-Direct Plan as offered below.
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Entertainment Center Bridge and Shelf Cabinet
Spanning the space between the two tower cabinets, the bridge ties the separate pieces together into a single unit. When using a TV significantly shorter than the maximum height the entertainment center accepts, you can fill the space between the top of the TV and the bridge by adding a hanging shelf. Featured in the September 2004 issue.
NOTE: This plan is available as both a downloadable plan and a Mail-Direct Plan as offered at this link.
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Entertainment Center End Tables Cabinet
Build one or a pair of these stylish end tables as stand alone units or build them to match the entertainment center featured as our 20th anniversary cover project.. The table stand 26 inches tall and 25 inches end to end. Featured in the September 2004 issue.
NOTE: This plan is available as both a downloadable plan and a Mail-Direct Plan as offered at this link.
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Entertainment Center Coffee Table Cabinet
Build it as a stand alone project or use it as the centerpiece for the entertainment center featured as our 20th anniversary cover project. The 45”-long coffee table touts 4 larger drawers and sturdy construction. Featured in the September 2004 issue.
NOTE: This plan is available as both a downloadable plan and a Mail-Direct Plan as offered at this link.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Center Set
Build each piece as a stand alone project or build them all as your room centerpiece for the entertainment. The 45 inches long coffee table touts 4 larger drawers and sturdy construction. Standing 59 inches tall, build one or a pair of these stately cabinets as stand alone units or use to flank the ends. The table stand 26 inches tall and 25 inches end to end. Spanning the space between the two tower cabinets, the bridge ties the separate pieces together into a single unit. When using a TV significantly shorter than the maximum height the entertainment center accepts, you can fill the space between the top of the TV and the bridge by adding a hanging shelf.
NOTE: This plan is available as both a downloadable plan and a Mail-Direct Plan as offered at this link.
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Entertainment Centers Ensemble
WOOD® Magazine Issue 157, September. Entertainment Centers Ensemble.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Center - Pine Armoire
Besides being a solid piece of furniture, this armoire offers flexibility. An adjustable shelf in the lower part of the cabinet, and an adjustable-rebuildable VCR rack in its upper portion, allows for the accommodation of many different electronic toys.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Center - Extravaganza
Amazon.com offers this WOOD® Magazine plan in downloadable format. In some cases, cheaper than at the WOODStore®. A handsome storage system for your home electronics and a whole lot more. Give your CD sound system, TV, and VCR a fitting home with this three-piece cabinet combination. The main attraction, the center cabinet, offers room for a 27” television. Flipper doors pull out from the interior and neatly hide the screen when not in use. Optional matching side cabinets abound with room for practically everything else.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Center Armoire - TV
Amazon.com offers this WOOD® Magazine plan in downloadable format. In some cases, cheaper than at the WOODStore®. Build it as an armoire, or modify it to be an entertainment center, either way you get the same stylish look. Part of our maple and cherry bedroom suite, this Armoire matches the Sleigh Bed (MD-00174), Nightstand (DP-00175), Dresser (DP-00172) and Mirror (DP-00173). If your bedroom suite is already complete, we designed our armoire to easily transform into a handsome entertainment center.
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Cabinet, Corner Entertainment Center
Great-looking corner-cabinet plans are next to impossible to find. That’s why we’re so proud to present this one to you. Our very own Jim Downing designed it, and should you build it for your home, we know you’ll be pleased with the results. Measures 27-1/2 x 80” tall.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Center (PDF)
This is a downloadable PDF document right to your computer, no more waiting days for the mail to arrive. At nearly seven feet tall, this attractive home entertainment center will likely be the centerpiece of your entire home. The main cabinet includes retractable pocket doors for concealing a 36” TV and other audio/visual accessories. Side cabinets provide storage galore with bookcase shelves and deep cabinets.
Modular design makes it easy to arrange units to fit your room layout—and easier to assemble and transport out of your shop! We used frame and panel construction throughout the project with red oak plywood. To simplify the joinery, we used solid-wood connecting frames that provide a rigid, easy-to-build case. Overall dimensions: 52 3/4 inches W x 29 3/4 inches D x 82 inches H. This project appeared in Woodsmith Magazine No. 149
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Entertainment Armoire
Pine armoire holds 27-inch TV, VCR, stereo equipment and more.
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Most Popular Entertainment Centers Woodworking Plans for sale (return)
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Cabinet, Entertainment center (PDF)
Contemporary style and function come together in this sleek entertainment cabinet from Workbench magazine. Plan is especially designed to hold today’s widescreen TVs and home theater components. Don’t let the classy appearance scare you away. The no-nonsense construction features a simple series of plywood boxes dressed up with solid-wood edging. Versatile plan can be modified to fit your specific room and personal taste. And some of the components can be built as separate, standalone projects.
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Modular Entertainment Center
Keep all of your essential entertainment components close-at-hand, yet stylishly out of sight. This elegant modular entertainment center features a separate top and bottom, with 10 shelves tucked neatly behind four doors. The TV doors have pockets that they disappear in for easy viewing of the TV. The TV space is 31”H x 36”W x 19”D. Perfect in any living room, den, great room or master bedroom. Unit is 79”H x 45.5”W x 25”D.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Center - Sectional (PDF)
Built almost exclusively with pocket hole joinery, our Sectional Entertainment Center features a contemporary design that allows easy access to your TV/stereo components. The top is a solid wood panel (42 inches x 24 inches), deep enough to hold a large-size TV. The main cabinet is 42 inches wide x 24 inches deep x 28 inches high. We’ve also included plans for optional side cabinets. The side cabinets are 18 inches wide x 18 inches deep x 25 inches high. These also make terrific end tables or bedside night stands.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Center (PDF)
This is a downloadable PDF document right to your computer, no more waiting days for the mail to arrive. At nearly seven feet tall, this attractive home entertainment center will likely be the centerpiece of your entire home. The main cabinet includes retractable pocket doors for concealing a 36” TV and other audio/visual accessories. Side cabinets provide storage galore with bookcase shelves and deep cabinets.
Modular design makes it easy to arrange units to fit your room layout—and easier to assemble and transport out of your shop! We used frame and panel construction throughout the project with red oak plywood. To simplify the joinery, we used solid-wood connecting frames that provide a rigid, easy-to-build case. Overall dimensions: 52 3/4 inches W x 29 3/4 inches D x 82 inches H. This project appeared in Woodsmith Magazine No. 149
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Cabinet, Entertainment Center, Mission Style (PDF)
This handsome entertainment center is large enough to hold a 27 inch TV behind its two sliding doors. A VCR shelf is provided above the TV and tape storage drawers are provided below. Simple joinery and techniques make this a fun and rewarding project for anyone.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Center Armoire - TV
Build it as an armoire, or modify it to be an entertainment center, either way you get the same stylish look. Part of our maple and cherry bedroom suite, this Armoire matches the Sleigh Bed (MD-00174), Nightstand (DP-00175), Dresser (DP-00172) and Mirror (DP-00173). If your bedroom suite is already complete, we designed our armoire to easily transform into a handsome entertainment center.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Center (PDF)
Make this entertainment center and you will never be without a place to keep all of your audio and video equipment and associated media. The left side has smoked glass doors that cover an area with adjustable shelves. Lower doors have built-in video tape holders for convenient access. The right side of the cabinet has solid doors with applied decorative panels that swing open and slide into the cabinet (out of sight) to reveal a swivel television stand on extension slides and overhead shelf for a video cassette player. The television area measures 36 inches square, 20 inches deep. Wide drawers are located beneath this area for additional storage.
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Cabinet, Entertainment Center - Extravaganza
A handsome storage system for your home electronics and a whole lot more. Give your CD sound system, TV, and VCR a fitting home with this three-piece cabinet combination. The main attraction, the center cabinet, offers room for a 27” television. Flipper doors pull out from the interior and neatly hide the screen when not in use. Optional matching side cabinets abound with room for practically everything else. Center cabinet measures 38-1/2” wide, 22-1/4” deep, 53-1/4” tall. Side cabinets measure 18-1/4” wide, 19-1/4” deep, 50-1/4” tall each.
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Entertainment Center, Compact
WOOD® Magazine Issue 165, October 2005. Build your own space-saving cabinet to hold your TV, electronic components, videos, and CDs.
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Corner Entertainment Center
Great-looking corner-cabinet plans are next to impossible to find. That’s why we’re so proud to present this one to you. Our very own Jim Downing designed it, and should you build it for your home, we know you’ll be pleased with the results. Measures 27-1/2 x 80” tall.
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