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= Lll o r.lJ o -J X L! I I lt Fre. B Dnawen #8 x U8" F.H. 1 BGr 0 72 American Woodworker ocroBER 2oo7 rB: lF*rox1-1t2" F.H. -'-\t 1/'T.20 THREADED KNOB - if D Y?:,i&lii; 1 t 4-2o x 1 -1 t2" r-BoLr #8X2-1t4', PAN HD.
sink holes in one piece for fastening it to the top. Drill the remaining holes for fastening both pieces to the pocket's side (D4). Fasten the top angle to the cabinet top, then install the side, spacer (D3), stop (D5) and bottom angle. Cur rHE MAT The rubber mat (Dl) comes in a 2 ft. x 3 ft. piece (see Sources, below). Use a straightedge and a utility knife to cut it to size. It will take a few passes to cut entire- ly through the n-rbber. Drill registration holes in the mat to correspond to the holes in the cabinet top. Use a utility knife to cut a recessed fingerhold on one side of the mat. A fingerhold makes it easier to pull the mat out of the pocket. Sources: RubberCal, (800) 370-91 52, www.rubbercal.com SharkTooth Rubber mat 314" x2'x 3', $30. M ight-T-Track, (888) 5 1 2-9069, www.ttrackusa.com Mini-T-Track #1 022, 48" long, includes 2 knobs and 2 bolts, $18. Frc, G Sroe Daoo LRvour Fre. D TopLavour Notes {l) Add U4' edgebanding front and sides. {2) Add U4' edgebanding on front. {3) Add U4' edgebanding all around. r) GlueT-track into \-rthe slots with epoxy. Add screws to clamp theTtrack in olace. * cabinet is 33-1/2"H American Woodworker ocToBER zooz 73
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