Console Table

Alex Scott said: But why would they do all that and make their platform unnecessary? I am saying Sony never fully committed to PC as a platform, just experimented with it and with mostly older titles. Their priority has remained their console box and given the topic of this thread, PC seems to be completely off the table, despite the rumored plans. Last edited: Today at 1:42 PM

... place and out of the console race and looking to shift ... to gain by breaking the table. If they launch a Liquid ...

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... game has more players on console as compared to PC; otherwise... shouldn’t! What kind of idiot console gamer would want to play ... latest status after the TBJ table. at least it’s become more... absolutely must use the TBJ Table(Community created ANTI CHEAT) "especially...

... tailgate flag mount | JCR tailgate table | SVS rear speaker PODS with... 4" speakers | Bartech door bags, console and visor covers | Tackform phone...

If adults with jobs and some free spending cash are on the fence with buying one for themselves, the average family is sure as hell going to pass. I can afford $1000 console but I feel like I just got my Xbox and PS5... and now there's a new one??? If they're only bringing better graphics to the table, I'll wait.

Hall table, walnut and somewhat-curly maple. I was worried about the joints where the walnut passes through the legs, buy they turned out surprisingly well, at least by my standards. Was also worried about that very-variable sap wood on the front, I would have like it to be all that light color or not at all. But was counselled to practice acceptance, and did. submitted by /u/AdLatter4750 to r/woodworking [link] [comments]

This is a build that was all hand powered tools with exception of rips with the circular saw. Concept: This is a vernacular console table built with Oak leftover wood harvested about 25 years ago and stored away in a barn loft. The goal was to build something that complimented other pieces of furniture I had built and helped me gain experience with hand tools. For my previous builds I had access to a shop with router table, table saw, jointer, planer, bandsaw, dust system etc. Since then, I moved, loosing access to the shop. I wanted to really push the limits to see what I could reliably build in a small space with only minimal hand tools. Although I don't have any opposition to power tools, I am without a dedicated space at the moment big enough for a power tool shop, I wanted the independence of being able to build furniture projects without having to rely on access to big power tools. For this build I took rough milled aged boards to what you see here all by hand except for 5 rips I executed with the circular saw. Project Learning: Before this build I had very little hand-plane experience. Furthermore I couldn't expect to use a handsaw and arrive at anything approach straight or square. Every cut came with significant apprehension on ending with a ragged cut and off angle. Now, having completed this project, I'm pretty confident I could take rough wood down to just about any vernacular furniture form without access to a power-shop and just basic tools: Tools: Square, Pencil, Measuring tape, Glue, Ryoba, Circular Saw, Jack Plan, Sand paper, finish, Clamps, Vise, work bench and bench chisels. All the above with exception of ryoba could be had from many estate sales- just about every handyman from the generation passing on had these tools- for under 250 bucks and maybe under 100 if you hit the right sale. One of the other big unlocks for me in this project was to learn the basics of maintaining sharp tools. This was another investment made as part of this project and now I am pretty confident in making a chisel or plane reasonably sharp. An eclipse style angle guide and basic 2 surface diamond stone represent investment under 100 bucks. 3 years ago I built a dining room table and child's chair with wood from same tree: Table: https://www.reddit.com/r/woodworking/comments/13r4463/vernacular_american_trestle_table_my_first/ Chair: https://www.reddit.com/r/woodworking/comments/13xni23/salvaging_leftover_wood_from_same_tree_as_my/ submitted by /u/_abordes_ to r/woodworking [link] [comments]

I recently added this table to the top of our stairs and want to add more to it but not sure what. I was thinking a large unglazed ceramic pot as one item. Caveat: I will not change the artwork, the table, the lamp, or the wall colour. I am only looking to complement what is there already. For items on the bottom shelf, they either need to be heavy or unbreakable. I have two large dogs with tails like weapons. submitted by /u/Salty_Television123 to r/HomeDecorating [link] [comments]

Got my own space after living with my parents for 40 years. Now living on my own at the western part of Singapore. Anything else you think I can do? Edit: Thank you guys for the upvote and compliments! Never imagined that it would cause a stir. Responses to FAQs: Chair: HÅG Capisco Puls 8020 Monitor: Samsung M5/M50D 32" Smart Monitor Desk setup: I placed the desk in this configuration because it also serves as my TV console. When I’m not in the mood to work, I just sit on the sofa and use the smart monitor as my TV. Lamp: IKEA VARMBLIXT lamp Mat: Ngh Ngh pooping mat https://shop.wheniwasfour.com/products/ngh-ngh-bath-mat?_pos=18&_sid=1f142d36e&_ss=r Wall paintings: One is a purchase from a painter whom a priest knows, and the other was a gift from the same priest. Lighting: The lights are warm orange, but the iPhone camera autocorrects them to white. I can also adjust the lights to white or warm white. Mahjong nightstand: Can be purchased here: https://lofthome.com/products/modern-resin-side-table-huat Oven placement: The oven ended up on the sink-side counter as a band-aid. The initial plan was to place it near the stove, but it was too close. But it’s a regret I can live with anyway. Decor: Paintings for my bedroom and plants for the house are on the way. Housing in Singapore: Yes, this is a newly built subsidised flat. I live in Singapore, and every citizen is eligible to purchase a flat from the Housing and Development Board (HDB). Single citizens aged 35 and above can purchase either a new 1-bedroom flat with a fresh 99-year lease, or buy any flat type from the resale market through property agents. More details: https://www.hdb.gov.sg/residential/buying-a-flat/understanding-your-eligibility-and-housing-loan-options/flat-and-grant-eligibility/singles Fun fact: About 80% of Singaporean households live in HDB flats. Even fun fact: HDB works with architects and designers in private practice to design flats submitted by /u/jnt85 to r/malelivingspace [link] [comments]

(Second account incase she finds out!) So, for context, I (35F) was supposed to be out of town for a week for my childhood best friend’s wedding. It was a big deal—we’ve been friends since we were five, and I was part of the bridal party, so I knew I’d be gone for several days. I didn’t want to leave my house completely unattended, especially since I have a small garden that needs watering and a few deliveries that were scheduled while I’d be gone. One of my work friends (also 35F) mentioned that her 20-year-old son was looking for some easy work because he hasn’t been able to find a steady job since dropping out of college. She said he was responsible and could house-sit if I ever needed it. I figured it could be a win-win — I’d have someone watching my house, and her son could make a little money. I agreed to pay him $20 a day (keep in mind that means he was being paid 140 dollars in total), which felt fair for the tasks I asked which were watering plants, bringing in mail, keeping things tidy, etc. Before leaving, I gave him a walkthrough of the house—explained what to do, what not to touch, and made it very clear that there were certain things that were expensive and not to be messed with. He seemed polite and promised to take care of everything. Well, he didn’t—obviously. When I got back… my house looked like a frat party crime scene. There were beer cans everywhere, sticky floors, trash bags stuffed and left open, and someone had clearly slept on my living room couch because the cushions were all misshapen and covered in crumbs. At first, I thought maybe he’d just invited a few friends over once or twice. But I later found out from one of my neighbors that there had been multiple parties that week. People coming in and out every night. Loud music, cars parked all down the street, even someone vomiting in my front bushes. So of course, I was absolutely mortified. When I started cleaning up, I realized several of my things were broken. A $60 set of wine glasses, one of my $180 decorative vases, $41 sunglasses, a few of my lipsticks were ruined, and worst of all—my $1,600 console table that sits in the entryway. It’s one of the few “splurge” items I’ve ever bought for myself, and it’s completely ruined. The leg snapped, and there are scratches and dents all along the top, hell even my expensive liquor was slightly drained on it. And honestly? It not repairable. I called my friend (his mom) immediately, and she was so apologetic. Apparently, she didn’t even know he had people over. She said she’d talk to him and make sure he called to apologize, which he did—but it was one of those half-hearted “yeah, sorry, I messed up” type apologies that didn’t make me feel any better. I told him I wasn’t expecting him to pay me back for everything, but that I did want him (or his mom) to pay for the console table, since that was the most expensive item and something I can’t afford to replace right now. But the thing is.. my friend is recently divorced and has been struggling financially. I know $1,600 is a huge ask. Her son doesn’t have a job, and that’s why I even paid him to begin with—I wanted to help him out while getting something in return. So now I feel awful. Because yes, while it was her fully grown up son who broke it, she’s my friend and going through a tough spot right now. I don’t want it to be worse or anything. But consequences need to be paid—I don’t know what to do though. So to all my fellow potato’s that read this, wibta for charging her, and if I would be, what should I do instead? Edit to the post: I noticed that I didn’t add this but the things I listed were just a few things he broke. And the wine glasses were those fancy ones—like they were crystal wine glasses I got for my birthday a few years ago. submitted by /u/Least_Assumption_63 to r/CharlotteDobreYouTube [link] [comments]

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