Pre-view of DVD on how to extend sub-rails.
- Thread starter realkingcobra
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OOH RAA!!! Well said!
I have some experience with KS. I have extended the rails on a few. I am not RKC's caliber. I would recommend a solid piece of subrail extension. I used it to gain some real estate for staple. This is only going to work if the table is not clothed often, other wise I would use glue.
Good things take time
Hie all just a note to say Glen helped me over the phone and I did the job .I'm sure it's not the same as Glens work ....But Glen did this over the phone ....Check the pics.......Thanks Glen...for everything...YOU DA MAN........Ray:grin::grin::grin:View attachment 135099
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Hie all just a note to say Glen helped me over the phone and I did the job .I'm sure it's not the same as Glens work ....But Glen did this over the phone ....Check the pics.......Thanks Glen...for everything...YOU DA MAN........Ray:grin::grin::grin:View attachment 135099
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Very good....school starts Sept 1st...and you've won a scholarship with your pre-test score:grin:
Glen
No, after years of seeing what other table mechanic's were doing when it came to this level of work....I gave up on most in this industry as being more interested in making fast money rather than doing better work.
Glen
Work looks great as usual Glen. What size do you call those pockets?
4 1/2", 4 3/4"?????
4 1/2", 4 3/4"?????
I recall reading on this forum that you had this get together once to teach others how to do proper table repair. Do you still do that from time to time?
I'd be interested for sure!
Almost always 4 1/2" is the request.
I can't remember anymore:grin:
I think I'm gonna try and do my subrail extension.
What tool do you use to cut the cushion to the correct angle? I mean once you figured out the proper angle and marked it with a pencil or something, what exact tool do you use to cut it? Not a circular saw?!
In fact, what tools would you say are a requirement to have when attempting a subrail extension? I mean other that a screwdriver and the obvious!
What tool do you use to cut the cushion to the correct angle? I mean once you figured out the proper angle and marked it with a pencil or something, what exact tool do you use to cut it? Not a circular saw?!
In fact, what tools would you say are a requirement to have when attempting a subrail extension? I mean other that a screwdriver and the obvious!
perfectpocketz
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HO...NO......you didn't just make that statement......well let's just see how many want to call you a jerk or troll for saying that....LMAO
I agree 100 percent with what you just stated......we both give credit when credit is do.....to whom ever deserves credit.
Mark Gregory
how did you get the ends so smooth?
He sanded them.
What tool do you use to cut them flush with existing sub rail?
Chinese pull saw, then sanded smooth, flat, with a metal file wrapped with 80grt sandpaper.