I used MDF and 2x4 braces to hold the strong back up- it is level, stable, and sturdy. The notches for the frames are cut, but I have been improving them by adding blocks of MDF on wither side to ensure the right height and angle of the frames.
Monday, October 09, 2006
Strong back
I played around with several methods of making the strongback- and finally decided the best and simplest option would be to use a clear, dead straight 2x10.
I used MDF and 2x4 braces to hold the strong back up- it is level, stable, and sturdy. The notches for the frames are cut, but I have been improving them by adding blocks of MDF on wither side to ensure the right height and angle of the frames.
I used MDF and 2x4 braces to hold the strong back up- it is level, stable, and sturdy. The notches for the frames are cut, but I have been improving them by adding blocks of MDF on wither side to ensure the right height and angle of the frames.
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good luck with your build mate! great start
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