Zitt
Member
How do you guys prevent the TNuts from comming out from under your Cabinets?
I personally think the OEM use of a Staple or two it just an accident waiting to happen.
I admit I didn't do any googling to find out that there were Leg Leveler plates sold by HAPP; TBH - I'm leary that four wood screws are going to hold during all that torque of "walking" a cabinet into place.
My solution was to laser cut some plates out of poplar, epoxy the Tnut in place; and use gorilla glue + staples to secure the Tnut.

A future improvement might be to get some high quality thin plywood to make it even more durable.
I posted the process to my arcade blog - including opensourcing the designs to the public:
http://pinball-mods.com/blogs/?p=185
What are the other lengths people have gone to in attempts to secure their feet?
I personally think the OEM use of a Staple or two it just an accident waiting to happen.
I admit I didn't do any googling to find out that there were Leg Leveler plates sold by HAPP; TBH - I'm leary that four wood screws are going to hold during all that torque of "walking" a cabinet into place.
My solution was to laser cut some plates out of poplar, epoxy the Tnut in place; and use gorilla glue + staples to secure the Tnut.

A future improvement might be to get some high quality thin plywood to make it even more durable.
I posted the process to my arcade blog - including opensourcing the designs to the public:
http://pinball-mods.com/blogs/?p=185
What are the other lengths people have gone to in attempts to secure their feet?
