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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Geoff10, post: 4472708, member: 76673&quot;]Well…..I lied…..after watching the video, I examined mine close up for the first time in a long time.&nbsp;&nbsp; On the inside, it’s what I would call completely finished.&nbsp; If it were empty all the pieces look smooth, tight fitting.&nbsp; Stained bottom inside on the canopy, interior sided, base top., etc.&nbsp; Only thing harsh on the eyes are the 4 corner notched wood shelf support standards. AND I didn’t remember, but there is one bolt on each side that will permanently draw the canopy down on the dowels. You can’t see the dowels because the sides are 1 1/2” thick and they are drilled up and down hidden in the middle.&nbsp; There is a finish nut that has no flat sides you would use a wrench with but has holes through it you would use like a nail set to snug the top down.&nbsp; I’ll take some pictures.&nbsp; The doors used to be able to over open some and get too close to causing damage and when I added the brace to the bottom, it was put in so it could double as a door stop.&nbsp; The adjustable shelf used to attempt to accomplish that with its scalloped sections but what I did was a much more accurate, and positive door stop.&nbsp; It takes two complete turns of the key to get all the lock bolts engaged.&nbsp; One between the doors and one up in the canopy and one down in the base.&nbsp; So….it’s not original anymore. Hopefully a bit more protected from casual use.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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