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I started by cutting out the various pieces from 3/4" MDF.
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Then routed the edges with a slot cutter to make a groove for the t-molding.
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Next I attached some wood batons from scrap wood and started assembling the front and
back onto one side piece.
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After assembled, here is the core outer structure of the cabinet.
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This is the monitor solution I came up with. The monitor sits on a self and has a 2x4
on each side holding it in place. The 2x4's can be slide out of the braket anytime the
monitor needs removed.
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A test fit with the control panel in and a temporary card board bezel.
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Everything is back out for a couple coats of primer.
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Now for some black paint.
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The door is held on by kitchen cabent hinges mounted backwards.
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I finally got the side art and kick plate art on.
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