You’ll like it even more when you are assembling the kit you’ve created.@StarCruiser like that idea, thanks
You can do that for sure. If you mess it up you cut another. The other bonus of the timber yard doing it, if you did your drawing right and they mess up, you only pay for the bits they got right and they go and get another sheet.Looks like a great setup! Easiest way to cut straight is to G clamp a straight edge, such as a spirit level or metal profile to your panel, and run a circular saw along it. Cheap and easy!
Both the 1meter slides are rated for 150kg I think, there is some play but I think that is to do with the carpet getting compressed, but it does create a large hingeing force so may look a a support leg.I like your thinking. How stable is that cutlery tray and how stable is the work surface? Do you intend putting any legs down?
One of the major bugbears of cooling off of the rear drop down is that no matter how well you prepare, you always want something out of a drawer that means you’ve got to clear the surface.
Its a given Fact While 'ya' Waiting for your Burgers.. Your 'Gonna' Sit on it..Both the 1meter slides are rated for 150kg I think, there is some play but I think that is to do with the carpet getting compressed, but it does create a large hingeing force so may look a a support leg.
I found there is a slight ramp down towards the back on the boot floor. A 10mm thick strip just back from the edge sorts out much of the movement.Both the 1meter slides are rated for 150kg I think, there is some play but I think that is to do with the carpet getting compressed, but it does create a large hingeing force so may look a a support leg.
I use a steel straight edge as I’ve found using a piece of wood you can’t guarantee it’s totally straight. I use a length of extruded aluminium left over from my days installing solar systems but a long spirit level makes a good alternative.
I use a steel straight edge as I’ve found using a piece of wood you can’t guarantee it’s totally straight. I use a length of extruded aluminium left over from my days installing solar systems but a long spirit level makes a good alternative.
It never ceases to amaze me how shit some of the wood for sale is!!Yes good call - as expensive as it is you seldom get any timber square or straight.