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MY63 wrote:Hi Bob no I am using No 5 70mm wood screws but I am resting today so if there is an issue I can swap them out.
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Definately going to move everything to my friends unit no more humping full sheets of 25mm mdf for me.
MY63 wrote:Thanks Bob at least it was only a technical error and I dont have to start over.
Thanksfor the information Mark very interesting.
9fingers wrote:MIchael, my concern was that if at some future date you ordered no5 screws, say online, you might be surprised at what arrives. Interpolating Marks tables, no 5 would be about 3.25mm shank.
Bob
Woodbloke wrote:I've recently ordered (last year I think) a new box of No.5 brass c/s screws. I just checked the plain shank gauge with my digital vernier; 2.99mm. Odd? - Rob
TrimTheKing wrote:Woodbloke wrote:I've recently ordered (last year I think) a new box of No.5 brass c/s screws. I just checked the plain shank gauge with my digital vernier; 2.99mm. Odd? - Rob
Gauge is measured on the outside of the threads not the shank.
TrimTheKing wrote:Woodbloke wrote:I've recently ordered (last year I think) a new box of No.5 brass c/s screws. I just checked the plain shank gauge with my digital vernier; 2.99mm. Odd? - Rob
Gauge is measured on the outside of the threads not the shank.
Robert wrote:Prompted me to look back at some old photos from back when we first moved the business to factory premises. The 8x4 assembly tables I knocked up then look pretty crude in comparison to yours
Recent experience fitting castors has shown me that they don't work so well if not all on a dead flat mounting. A slight lean and they are prone to drag so maybe use some ply or something to screw them to.
I bought a sheet of 25mm MDF once. Don't envy you handling the weight of 2.4m of 1.5m width!
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