Tv liquor cabinet

They put in under a blanket to keep it away from dust and I think it has been there for over 40 years. Instead of throwing it away I took it with me and built a bar. You can store 12 bottles in it and turn on the light with the original on/off button hope you like it

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According to recent statics, each one of us produces 1.5 pounds of waste every day. And since our planet is going through a huge crisis, everyone is starting to be more involved in trying to save it. They collect trash from various places and create new things with stuff they no longer can find a use for. Upcycling is the latest trend and it’s taking us all by surprise.

With today's sleek flat-screen TV technology, a CRT (tube) set is becoming increasingly rare inside modern homes. These vintage devices are often

Here are a few ideas on how to recycle or "upcycle" some old junk around your home into fun, interesting, and useful projects.

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I've been a bit MIA of late, partially because I've started going to a lot of yoga, but mostly because I've been having too much fun. I went on a Chesapeake Bay fishing trip, I had a lot of birthday parties, and I finished up my retro TV liquor cabinet/bar. The original TV: A 1972 Zenith. I found it for $20 on Craigslist ("found" = spending weeks and weeks hunting and jumped on this as soon as I saw the posting). I thought it would be easier to get a hold of one of those giant wooden beasts…