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5555 isn't as big as 10, 000 in my opinion.

Sit back and enjoy the smell of freshly cut plexi. Yuck.

Table saw / bandsaw. I use my table saw with 1/4" (both finishing and rough cut blades) and I've never had a piece crack.

How thick?

A couple here and there.

Ugh ... So I guess I should really pre-order.

I like some of the stuff MTX puts out. I have many old pieces of MTX equipment that treated me very well, so I kept them. My '81 Camaro is outfitted entirely with MTX products, minus the head unit.

I don't know. FutureShop (CircuitCity) said a week ago that they'd ship the Shuffle's on Feb 11th. Now all of a sudden I check and it says March 3rd. So either FutureShop sucks, or Apple isn't sending them out to Canada until that date / releasing them to those stores until that date.

Can't get my iPod until March 3rd ... pisses me right off.

I got smart and went to the once a day update

Sounds good. Whenever you get around to it.

TOP. Heh, there we go. I'm done now.

Grrr ........

Any time now ...

Come on ...

SSA >>>> CA.com

Couple more.

Another one wouldn't hurt.

Maybe one more.

We'll get there tonight. Hopefully.

Yeah, see what you have left over from that acrylic. I'll probably take a trip to WalMart to see what they have there before I go take a trip to a local glass place and have them cut it. Nick and I haven't even decided on a price yet. I don't imagine the wood being more than 20-40 bucks per box, 5 bucks per box velvet, 5 or so bucks for the engraved plate. I'll be hunting down a nice red stain for you. Or something similar. Cherry wood look really nice, but that's five times the price of pine. At least five times.

Nice That SoloX will take a beating.

1/8" is ideal ... can flush it right into the top. Nick wants a 12" x 10" mirror on his lid, I don't know if you want the same or not.

I'm looking to find out the same thing myself, actually. Hopefully someone can provide some insight. - Steve

Lol @ pesos. Kent, it is my guess that the mirror + velvet + engraving will cost more than the wood itself. Mike, a large entertainment center would cost more to ship than it would to build. If you went with a very nice oak plywood, cost would be less than $130 in wood material. Perhaps only $65 if it only needed one sheet. That stuff is really, really heavy ... not to mention shipping on an oversize item (freight) all the way down south.