Anyone Assembled a Salamander Synergy Drawer?
RobXant
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Despite the stick-figure instructions, I am having a problem gleaning the proper orientation for the drawerfront. Salamander is closed for the night, so here I sit with my IKEA on steroids furniture.
The photo on their website is ambiguous because it shows a slightly different drawerfront than came with mine.
There is scalop that runs the length of one of the long edges, while the opposite edge has only a notch at either end.
I have it with the scallop down, to accomidate fongers reaching in from underneath to pull the drawer open. Is this right? Thanks! Rob
The photo on their website is ambiguous because it shows a slightly different drawerfront than came with mine.
There is scalop that runs the length of one of the long edges, while the opposite edge has only a notch at either end.
I have it with the scallop down, to accomidate fongers reaching in from underneath to pull the drawer open. Is this right? Thanks! Rob
Yamaha RX-V1500 // Outlaw Audio M200 (x2) Panasonic TH-52PZ700U
Sony DVP-NS715P // Sony Playstation3 // Roku Soundbridge M1000[/color]
Polk LSi15 (w/Monster Z2 Wire) // Polk LSiC // Polk LSi7 // Velodyne DLS-3500
Workshop Rig: Creek 4330 // Technics SL-P310 // Cambridge Soundworks Ensemble 2
Sony DVP-NS715P // Sony Playstation3 // Roku Soundbridge M1000[/color]
Polk LSi15 (w/Monster Z2 Wire) // Polk LSiC // Polk LSi7 // Velodyne DLS-3500
Workshop Rig: Creek 4330 // Technics SL-P310 // Cambridge Soundworks Ensemble 2
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pics? instruction scans? anything?- Not Tom ::::::: Any system can play Diana Krall. Only the best can play Limp Bizkit.
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I figured it out- there is only one way it'll fit right.
Man, this Synergy stuff is cool, but it is sooo flexible that it's a total pain in the **** to setup!
Nearly everything is infinitely adjustable which is great once you get it in the ballpark. Downside is that once you slide a shelf/door/drawer into place, if you want to swap or add something, you must take everything out above it. It's a bit tedious, but the stuff looks and feels great. I think the trick is to sit down with a list of the gear you want to fit and then plan it out, otherwise you'll end up spending three hours on a 1 hour job (like me!).
That was one piece, I got two more to build... Right after I get back from Starbucks! Here's the first one:Yamaha RX-V1500 // Outlaw Audio M200 (x2) Panasonic TH-52PZ700U
Sony DVP-NS715P // Sony Playstation3 // Roku Soundbridge M1000[/color]
Polk LSi15 (w/Monster Z2 Wire) // Polk LSiC // Polk LSi7 // Velodyne DLS-3500
Workshop Rig: Creek 4330 // Technics SL-P310 // Cambridge Soundworks Ensemble 2 -
Once you build one, he next one will be alot easier. Not the easiest furniture to learn.
I would have helped you but I just fond this thead....
SorryDan
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I have a Synergy unit and I love it. Very well built for a modular system.
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Thats a nice looking piece of furniture. I really need a rack for the Bomb Shelter but every time I look I get so confused.
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Bomb shelter...
Get pieces of wood and cinder blocks...
THAT is for a bomb shelter
- Not Tom ::::::: Any system can play Diana Krall. Only the best can play Limp Bizkit.
