JeepGoesBeep
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So Ive been building a cabinet to practice some much needed wood working skills so that I would be more at ease on the next cabinet I get to restore. It's a scaled down Ms Pacman...simply because I only had enough wood on hand to build one that size, and it fit the 15 inch monitor I had to go in it. Anyway, I have it completely finished, painted, everything and tonight I start to install the tmolding and see that the slot is the wrong size. I dont know why, I used the right bit...maybe it was wobbling a little or something? This also made it a little off center....What should I do?
I am thinking hot melt glue the crap out of it and hope for the best since I dont really care that much about this cab...but on the other hand, it looks pretty good so far and it would be a waste to not finish it up and throw some boards in there and play it. So will the hot melt glue hold it in even though it basically falls out of the slot...or should I fill it and recut it (even though its already painted)....this is for practice also, so I think that what would be best on a real restore would help me more when I run into it later on so that I might be prepared for it.
I am thinking hot melt glue the crap out of it and hope for the best since I dont really care that much about this cab...but on the other hand, it looks pretty good so far and it would be a waste to not finish it up and throw some boards in there and play it. So will the hot melt glue hold it in even though it basically falls out of the slot...or should I fill it and recut it (even though its already painted)....this is for practice also, so I think that what would be best on a real restore would help me more when I run into it later on so that I might be prepared for it.

