So it seems I'm always working on a project of some sort and I saw an absolutely beautiful dog bed online. After staring at the picture for awhile an idea sprung to life and I had to make one for Max. The dog bed I envisioned used an old console TV, so I searched Craigslist. With the help of sweetheart and some good friends the TV was acquired.
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Perfectly good console TV |
Then you open the TV up and gut it. Be careful with the tube, which could burst from the vacuum tube. Recycle any components you don't need.
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Guts of the TV |
Retain the bottom board of the console. Pull the plastic facing from the TV and remove any hardware on the TV. Save the hardware for reassembly.
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Guts out |
The next step is to paint so move the frame to a paint-friendly space.
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Totally dismantled |
Stay tuned for when we talk painting and building a custom mattress for your dog bed!
what do you mean the tube can burst? is there a special way to remove it that will be safer than another?
ReplyDeleteIt's glass, just be careful and don't drop it.
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