joeycuda
Well-known member
I bought the SW cockpit wide molding that, while may not be an exact match, is the exact width of the Toobin base molding.
I'm not knocking RAM, as it's a great product and I'm trying to use it for a non-intended application.
The slot in the Toobin base, which is in very nice shape and the original molding was TIGHT in, is too wide for the SW cockpit molding. It may be 1/16 too wide, as the new molding just won't catch.
Anyone made a situation like this work before?
My options seem
-use glue and pin nails to lock it in
-fill the slot and recut with a smaller bit (not really reasonable, since I'm not taking the cabinet apart)
Thanks for any opinions-
Joey
I'm not knocking RAM, as it's a great product and I'm trying to use it for a non-intended application.
The slot in the Toobin base, which is in very nice shape and the original molding was TIGHT in, is too wide for the SW cockpit molding. It may be 1/16 too wide, as the new molding just won't catch.
Anyone made a situation like this work before?
My options seem
-use glue and pin nails to lock it in
-fill the slot and recut with a smaller bit (not really reasonable, since I'm not taking the cabinet apart)
Thanks for any opinions-
Joey
