While I can imagine better rail solutions for me, I have to admit the flat rail does seem like the best all around solution. In a message dated 2/3/2000 8:40:18 AM, synth1@... writes: >I *might* be able to use 10ga steel flat stock. It is 0.134 thck (nom). >Allowing for slop, >if the panels are 0.125 and the screw is 0.250, that means 9 mils until >it >hits wood! Or put washers between the wood and the flat rail! >The current 11ga rail is about 0.113 nominal thick, and the screws go all >the way through it. Drilling the wood behind the flat rail seems like another unMOTM option (OK for a stooge or two, but a better general solution is needed). >Or, as a (shudder) cheapo alternative, use flar bar alum stock that is >3/16" >(0.187) and use 1/4" screws. >The issue there is the silver alum "peeking through", and the fact that >tapped alum holes are only good Although a lot of people seem to want that aluminum peeking around the edges Moog look! 10U or 12U lengths seem like they would be a reasonable compromise. JB
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Re: Flat rails Part #2
2000-02-04 by JWBarlow@aol.com
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