My HTPC TV table.

[Rockfella]

Hello!

Got this finally made yesterday.

The shitty yet functional desktop table I had previously to the HTPC table. Took 2 weeks with almost constant supervision of the carpenter.

Needs more cabling, just assembled it yesterday in hurry.

Regards,

Vivek.

 

[baijuxavior]

Can't see the pictures.

 

[sam9s]

Where .. ?????

 

[saketb]

Would love to see it, but the image is not being displayed.

 

[m-jeri]

Looks good man. How about adding 2 small exhaust fans with low RPM's? I know, being paranoid. but still that wood makes me fear that there will be heat build up.

Just to facilitate air flow.

 

[Rockfella]

Pics uploaded

The whole "project" was very satisfying. Some minor mods to be done this weekend. Cable clutter will be reduced more. This is temp.

 

[Rockfella]

Air flow is top priority! Made a bottom PSU intake and rear exhaust. Front has a vent/intake too. Look close!

Looks good man. How about adding 2 small exhaust fans with low RPM's? I know, being paranoid. but still that wood makes me fear that there will be heat build up.

Just to facilitate air flow.

 

[m-jeri]

I see the vents you made. I was actually referring to exhaust fans.

We used to have an old Sanyo stereo receiver in a tight space like you do now around 15 years back. It was a 5 tier enclosure. Still the back being 50% open, the heat build up was too much. We had some issue with the Rx and had to do some repairs, when the audio guru(very well known in Kerala. his name is referred here also) came to set it up and saw the casing, he recommended bit more air flow, in a push-pull config. We added 2 small very low RPM exhaust on advice of him. The material used was teak for the casing.

Perhaps our place being coastal does mean something also.

Perhaps it isn't a concern in your case.

 

[Rockfella]

It is not because It is not an AVR, it is a PC with high quality components running cool already. I would never keep a reciever in an enclosed chamber.

I see the vents you made. I was actually referring to exhaust fans. We used to have an old Sanyo stereo receiver in a tight space like you do now around 15 years back. It was a 5 tier enclosure. Still the back being 50% open, the heat build up was too much. We had some issue with the Rx and had to do some repairs, when the audio guru(very well known in Kerala. his name is referred here also) came to set it up and saw the casing, he recommended bit more air flow, in a push-pull config. We added 2 small very low RPM exhaust on advice of him. The material used was teak for the casing.

Perhaps our place being coastal does mean something also.

Perhaps it isn't a concern in your case.

 

[m-jeri]

Again, you misread. there was like 2 feet * 3 feet opening behind. Anyways as long as everything goes well.

 

[Rockfella]

Yup! All is well that runs well n cool

Again, you misread. there was like 2 feet * 3 feet opening behind. Anyways as long as everything goes well.

 

[Rockfella]

More pics..

 

[vasishta.sushant]

Looks good but I guess you wouldn't be able to scale it up well, later if you plan to add more stuff.

Do share the details of the carpenter with me. I also need one (of different design).

 

[Rockfella]

Looks good but I guess you wouldn't be able to scale it up well, later if you plan to add more stuff.

Do share the details of the carpenter with me. I also need one (of different design).

I know, I don't want to add up anything more.

 

[sjith]

@rockfella

good

how you given the veneer finish in the shakti ply
its a polish or lamination by glue
if its a polish or finish, please brief the stps and materials used

 

[Rockfella]

@rockfella

good

how you given the veneer finish in the shakti ply
its a polish or lamination by glue
if its a polish or finish, please brief the stps and materials used

It is veneer and polish (varnish?) No idea about materials uses. Overall finish is good.