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Woodworker Bros: Any Tips On Building Outdoor TV Enclosure?
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You trying to build like a cabinet that you could close up to protect if from the elements? I’ve been thinking about something like that but don’t know where to start
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Kind of. More for decoration but that is the gist. Figured something like one of these but for a 50":
Damn I like that. I really want to do something like that, but I think there is too much of a public view into my back yard someone would try and steal the tvKind of. More for decoration but that is the gist. Figured something like one of these but for a 50":
tsumatt06
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Yeah I wanna make myself one and get it out of the way, and then use the fuck ups as lessons and make one for my old man for father's day. They just expanded the shit out of their patio and he bought a TV to go out there and was looking at cheap ass prefab enclosures.
You can always build it with a lock. I built one with a bunch of walnut mainly to keep it out of the elements, works great.
Good idea. I’ve got a fenced in and secure area. Just visible from the street
