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| reebboy:
I have 4 t-sticks that I mounted under the panel with some beefy wood screws. With 2 young children yanking on them they have remained solid. |
| DanteBK:
Not trying to hijack thread but I had this same question about Happ Supers. I tried test fitting them from underneath with extra wood but it seems WAY short ... Then since they have that extra lip and I dont have any current plans for an overlay, I thought I might just jigsaw a hole from the thinner part and top mount it using the lip. I think that will be totally functional and secure but might end up looking ridiculous. I borrowed a router to make t-molding slots but have no idea what kind of bit I'd need or even HOW I would rout an impression and despite relentless google and thread searching can't find someone who actually spells it out for inexperienced woodworkers like myself. Any advice would be appreciated. |
| gregor7777:
--- Quote from: DanteBK on July 25, 2004, 10:43:18 am --- I borrowed a router to make t-molding slots but have no idea what kind of bit I'd need or even HOW I would rout an impression and despite relentless google and thread searching can't find someone who actually spells it out for inexperienced woodworkers like myself. Any advice would be appreciated. --- End quote --- Are we talking about routing the underside of the wood CP? I had no idea either till I gave it a shot. Bascially you just buy the proper bit size(you can ask at Home Depot or whatever) and set the depth adjustment on the router base to 3/8 or whatever and go to work. You may or may not need a "pilot hole" to start with depending on whether or not you have a plunge router. Ididn't, so I had to drill a hole first. Someone may be able to explain better I'm sure but it's REALLY easy. |
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