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There were a couple of wires that needed soldering, some heavy gauge feeds needed me to go to work and borrow the big weller soldering iron. With the wires soldered and heatshrunk I could then start to put it back together.
The wooden batten is used to support the weight of the amps, the wires emerging in the right place to give a clean install
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Made myself a very flimsy ladder last night, constructed from small batten with rungs at 400mm centres.
It is the first section of the O/S cupboards, to be skinned over with a 3mm ply, the main objective is to keep it light and not add too much weight to the van.
This was the first mock up to try for size, I needed to put a angle across one corner to allow the seat to swivel and move one batten a few centimetres so that I can still access the leisure battery if required.
I also want to make one of the cover panels removable but with no visible fixings, I'm thinking push to latch type fittings or some button fix catches but everything is too large or not quite the right thing.
Any ideas for hidden fixings?
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Originally posted by regcheeseman View PostI also want to make one of the cover panels removable but with no visible fixings, I'm thinking push to latch type fittings or some button fix catches but everything is too large or not quite the right thing.
Any ideas for hidden fixings?
Top and bottom slots in the frame, Lift up the panel into the deeper top slot to release from the bottom.Last edited by Activ8; 16 January 2020, 02:49 PM.
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Originally posted by Activ8 View PostNeodymium magnets?
Originally posted by Activ8 View PostTop and bottom slots in the frame, Lift up the panel into the deeper top slot to release from the bottom.
Originally posted by lister View PostStrips of velcro??
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