They have square recesses in the heads, rather than a single slot or a pair
of crossed slots. The manufacturer, McFeely's, can explain them far better
than I can:
http://www.mcfeelys.com/tech/faq.aspI use part # 0806-PSK-C for mounting modules.
--Adam
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Richard Brewster [mailto:pugix@...]
> Sent: Saturday, September 02, 2006 12:48 PM
> To: Adam Schabtach
> Cc: 'MOTM litserv'
> Subject: Re: [motm] Cabinet and power requirments
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> If wood is a viable choice, then I suppose you could simply
> buy a dot com walnut cabinet and start mounting modules. You
> would need to drill pilot holes, because the ones supplied
> don't match MOTM.
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> Adam, do you have a part number for the wood screws you use?
> And can you explain 'square-drive', please.
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> -Richard Brewster
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> Adam Schabtach wrote:
> > I use wood. I haven't had any trouble with the threads wearing out,
> > but I am careful when I put screws back in, and I use high-quality
> > square-drive wood screws rather than cheap hardware-store screws. I
> > personally don't see enough advantages in metal rails to merit the
> > expense, although it depends on whether or not you like
> drilling lots
> > of holes. :-)
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