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In Reply to: "Of course, one can never have too many tools." posted by wazoo on August 17, 2013 at 12:26:34:
You suspect right, no jig included. I'll be free-handing these although a pencil is recommended to do the turns. The wiring is space differently on one side of the panels. The wire is spaced more closely together there. That would make a jig a lil' more difficult to make.
A run to Home Depot for the Pop Rivet tool I wanted was a bust. It would have cost me twice as much for the one they did have and a package of 50 rivets, which were too big I think anyway. Plan "B". Small nylon screws & nuts.
Maggie bass panel sans wires.
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Follow Ups
- RE: "Of course, one can never have too many tools." - RickeyM 08/17/1313:51:35 08/17/13 (4)
- RE: "Of course, one can never have too many tools." - tcnicholas 19:31:14 08/18/13 (3)
- RE: "Of course, one can never have too many tools." - RickeyM 05:45:26 08/19/13 (2)
- RE: "Of course, one can never have too many tools." - kuribo 07:33:51 08/19/13 (1)
- nope nt. - RickeyM 21:49:44 08/19/13 (0)
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