>However, a dark cloud hangs over as I
>have several hundred dollars worth (some custom) of panels that were ordered
>and never paid for. The good news is I may now have some extras. If I do,
>those available will be posted to the list.
When Larry and Dave go to the time, trouble and expense of providing
such an excellent service I'd have thought the least folk could do in
return would be to pay them up front and on time.
Larry has been unstinting in the help and assistance he's given to me in
putting together and customising my MOTM and I'd hate to think that he
might have second thoughts about giving us the benefit of his knowledge
and enthusiasm (panels, flat rails, brackets, cabinets, etc) because
some individuals (as yet unnamed) are screwing him around.
>
>Panel drilling - If you are using Oakley Omeg pots, and ordering drilling
>services, don't forget to tell us so the holes will be slightly larger as
>those pots require.
>
My own experience of Stooge panels with standard hole sizes for Oakley
modules was that it only took a little careful filing to get the Omeg
pots to fit.
Omeg pots come with two flattened sides on the screw thread, so that
filing has the advantage of getting a precise fit with the pot "locked"
in a particular position.
--
James Richardson