Flat Panel Vol. 1

Choir loft monitor project and associated experimentation.

Panel is glued! Made sure it was square prior to weighting it down. Shims working as advertised.	This is the back.	Front.	Full frontal view. The panel is playing some Genisis (Selling England By The Pound).
Close up showing plexi circle and glue joint.	Single finish nail to support panel's weight.	Closer look at the panel. You can see bubble wrap poking out at the top... will replace that with a triangular chunk of foam for the final build plus one at the bottom, and do the faux woodgrain on the front of the panel. In addition, I will radius the framing wood and apply a finish once I cut it to size and attach the mounting platform.	Faux woodgrain on the front of the panel.
Here is what I used... small vial is brown colorant begged from the local store's paint department. The other goodie is what I used to pump the shellac into the corrugations. Seems it has another use!	Frame board, corners rounded, sanded and painted to match the back of the panels.	Electric carving knife. The only good way to cut upholstery foam. Medium density foam is what I used.	Foam spacers glued to the panel. These are just to stabilize the angle of the panel in the vertical axis.

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