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Probond
works
like a champ!
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I realized that I
needed to buy
more clamps!
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My girlfriend
suggested I paint
the brace and put a glass top on it.
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to use as a
endtable! Now that
I think about it... it would look cool!
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almost
there.. look carefullyat the pegboard in the back... we will get to
that in a little bit.
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I couldn't afford any more clamps
after all the tools I had to buy!.
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all but 2 sides left
to go!
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cut out of the brace for my 250watt PE
plate amp coming tomorrow.
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too bad my Tempest is backordered!
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look at all those screws! All
countersunk and piloted.
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starting the cutout
for the plate amp.
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hopefully the
dimensions are
correct from PE for the amp.
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...because I haven't
got the amp yet!
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couldn't wait any longer!
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I used a scrap piece of board to apply even
pressure
to the brace since I wasn't going to screw it down.
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just about there...
this is taking
longer than I thought...
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It would be so much
easier
with the right tools.
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while my glue
was drying.. I decided
to build a easy pegboard...
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sorry for the dupes.
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just got through vaccuming and wiping
insides down with mineral spirits.
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