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heh [message #35703 is a reply to message #35698]

Wed, 27 March 2002 11:08

dbeardsl
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My guess is they would both do well with 1 cuft and no heavy driver on one panel. Get to a certain point and the glued one would break apart while the screwed one would stay together but become increasingly deformed.

oooh tilted parallelogram cabinets :-)

I've done some testing myself, and steel framed VCR's that frustrate you for days then won't play anymore fair very well on drop tests. You can't throw it high enough, requiring the use of simulated dropping technology(sledgehammer).

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		Where art thou Woodworker By: dbeardsl on Sun, 24 March 2002 01:46
		Re: some idea's By: bmar on Sun, 24 March 2002 08:28
		Re: some idea's - best woods for cleats and on-edge braces? By: freddyi on Sun, 24 March 2002 10:09
		Re: some idea's - best woods for cleats and on-edge braces? By: bmar on Sun, 24 March 2002 10:43
		Some more ideas By: BillEpstein on Sun, 24 March 2002 13:44
		Re: some idea's By: dbeardsl on Mon, 25 March 2002 16:44
		Re: some idea's By: bmar on Mon, 25 March 2002 17:29
		Thanks By: dbeardsl on Wed, 27 March 2002 11:11
		Re: Where art thou Woodworker By: Erik from Holland on Wed, 27 March 2002 03:46
		drop testing enclosures By: Sam P. on Wed, 27 March 2002 08:27
		heh By: dbeardsl on Wed, 27 March 2002 11:08

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