Can anyone tell me in their experience if it's better to keep your boards in the cabinet or remove them while you're restoring the wood shell? I need to do epoxy/woodgrain laminate on the sides of my Centipede cabaret, which will mean putting it on its sides at some points.
I'm just wondering if the inevitable bumps and banging of this work will be more or less liable to introduce a possible problem with the board sets than if I unhook everything and then reconnect it once the shell is finished.
Any thoughts?
I'm just wondering if the inevitable bumps and banging of this work will be more or less liable to introduce a possible problem with the board sets than if I unhook everything and then reconnect it once the shell is finished.
Any thoughts?
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