I used hooks from the Home Depot for the ceiling and of all things keyrings to hang them from the hooks. I was having a problem with the screen hitting the door with it set up the way I had it so we tried the keyrings and it worked like a charm!
What's everyone's ratio of okay to damaged PVT/DVD's look like? I work in a small video store, and some of the rental returns I know for damn sure wouldn't work well upon check-in. Some of them look like people have skipped them across the driveway, then eaten off of them. Ever wondered how...
When I upgraded my TV to a 47" Panasonic, the picture past channel 50 was horrible. My cousin came over, ran a new run of cable and swapped splitters for me, and that helped a lot. If your coaxial cable is somewhat old it might be time for a rewire. Still waiting to upgrade to digital, but I'm...
I've got the LOTR Frodo teaser A, The Iron Giant teaser, those are both up, a Polish Nightmare Before Christmas and a Sleepy Hollow teaser on deck to be hung up. I also have a print from an artist named Joe Sorren that has to be put up. I really need to get to work on those.
t'was the most I had spent as well. The guy at the store told me when I asked if it was out on laserdisc "well, there's good news, and bad news. Good news is, it's coming out. Bad news is, it's 129.99". Ouch. But needless to say, picked it up, and it was gorgeous.
Radio Shack sells a 3-in-one s-video hookup for the XBox/PSX2/GC. I bought one and it seems to work well. No complaints here. Best of all it's around $15. Much easier to swap the connection at the game system than to have to reach behind the TV every time you change out game systems.
how about others, then? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=25366 http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=25366 then again, you could always do chili and cheese :D http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=25366
a metal catsup/mustard dispenser, along with everyone's hot plate idea might work as well. But then again, Ebay has stuff up for a lot less than that $370 that someone was asking for http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=25366
Gabrielle, the chairs that I have don't have any number plates on the fronts. Underneath, on the bottom of the seat, there's either an A or a B, and it's pressed right into the bottom. I'll have to take a picture of one of the seats that I've put together for reference. The only headache...
Likely it'll need more than two coats of paint just to get everything. When you use the roller to paint the first coat, you're just getting paint on it. First coat, every time you roll over the paint you put down, you usually take a bit of it back with the roller. So plan on at least a second...
Well, I was planning on just using a piece of plywood to bolt the chairs to because I don't need the riser just yet. That's the next logical step, if I ever do get another set. Another set would mean I would have to move the TV and set the room up longways instead of short. I'm more concerned...
They're basically the Marquee Blue chairs, they were out of a Hoyt's in the area. Here's a link to what they look like: http://www.seatsandchairs.com/produc...¤tpage=1
I recently "acquired" a group of 4 theater chairs. I have a few questions though, as they were not together when I got them. Do I need to get specific standards to put the chairs together (when I got them, I grabbed 2 "A" seat bottoms and 2 "B" seat bottoms, plus a bunch of standards, and a...
too funny, those paintings are up there with these: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...4&category=210 russian nesting dolls, they're typical of the style, but the subject matter is what's funny. It's Nirvana. If you do a search for nesting dolls on Ebay, there's some really really...
I found that if you're going to paint, it's best to paint afterwards. You're going to tighten bolts, adjust shelves, etc...and you're going to take most of the paint off your threaded rods, and have to re-paint anyways. Also, if you're drilling holes for your MDF and using a hand drill, drill...
frosted plexiglass would eliminate hotspots as long as there is somewhat even distribution of the light. It's the same premise as a light table, only mounted to the wall. Using the three bulbs and a piece of frosted plexi, you'll get full coverage with the light.