Sub-rail adventures...

realkingcobra said:
If you lay a featherstrip in the track, across your extension, trace a line behind the featherstrip across your extension. That line represents where the extension should be ending in the throat of the pocket, otherwise you're going to have a hard time tucking your pocket liner in place behind your extensions, which is why you always see the pocket liners curved away from the pockets.
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So mark that line and just trim that back to the main body of the rail? I was wondering about that. The pockets that were on the table were "trimmed" with what I can only assume was a rather dull butter knife, so I wasn't sure if I should trim them more to fit or if I should cut out relief. Thanks again Glen!
 
rellek said:
So mark that line and just trim that back to the main body of the rail? I was wondering about that. The pockets that were on the table were "trimmed" with what I can only assume was a rather dull butter knife, so I wasn't sure if I should trim them more to fit or if I should cut out relief. Thanks again Glen!
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Follow the line straight back, your extension should line up straight up and down with the rail formica line of sight, following the length of the rail.
 
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