Virtual Kevorkian
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My old Rivera has been sitting out in my garage, completely taken apart, for the last three months. It actually has no grillcloth, period 
.
IDEA!
If I fix it up, I can sell it! :agreed:
This will take inspiration:
And naturally, refreshments:
So, here's the pile-o-parts.
Since grillcloth and piping magically appear when needed, I've decided to skip the "waiting for Fed-Ex to deliver my **** the entire day" pictures.
Starting the piping:
I've placed a mirror underneath so I can see what I'm doing as I go, and keep it as straight and even as possible.
Blah! I've come to a corner, but he is no match for Mr. Straight Razor.
The piping is done, but it took so long that I need some new inspiration. Time for the REAL tunes:
I've started the grillcloth's top edge. I've staggered the staples so they have a better hold as I stretch it over the other sides.
At this point, I have run out of staples:
After a short intermission to run up to my friend's house and grab his staple gun, come out, find that we've gotten Indian take out, and devour it, I've finished up the grillcloth:
And the piping:
In the cabinet, with handles installed:
Time to install the speakers! V30's > mah bawls.
In the cabinet:
I've run out of solder, so I'll have to wire these up tomorrow after a trip to Radio Shack.
The completed cabinet:
But wait... something looks off...
A-ha! There we go. Finished!
.
IDEA!
If I fix it up, I can sell it! :agreed:
This will take inspiration:
And naturally, refreshments:
So, here's the pile-o-parts.
Since grillcloth and piping magically appear when needed, I've decided to skip the "waiting for Fed-Ex to deliver my **** the entire day" pictures.
Starting the piping:
I've placed a mirror underneath so I can see what I'm doing as I go, and keep it as straight and even as possible.
Blah! I've come to a corner, but he is no match for Mr. Straight Razor.
The piping is done, but it took so long that I need some new inspiration. Time for the REAL tunes:
I've started the grillcloth's top edge. I've staggered the staples so they have a better hold as I stretch it over the other sides.
At this point, I have run out of staples:
After a short intermission to run up to my friend's house and grab his staple gun, come out, find that we've gotten Indian take out, and devour it, I've finished up the grillcloth:
And the piping:
In the cabinet, with handles installed:
Time to install the speakers! V30's > mah bawls.
In the cabinet:
I've run out of solder, so I'll have to wire these up tomorrow after a trip to Radio Shack.
The completed cabinet:
But wait... something looks off...
A-ha! There we go. Finished!
