| Project by Pete_Jud | posted 204 days ago | 881 views | 0 times favorited | 5 comments | ![]() |
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A local mill contacted me about installing panel lock fasteners to hold 4×9 foot honeycomb panels together. These are for a sliding wall in a large room. I built the jigs and installed them and then they wanted a door installed in one of the panels. This is the door and three of the panels attached. Not fine woodworking, but it keeps the lights on. Buy the way, I am not in the picture. I posted the glue up a couple of days ago.
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5 comments so far
a1Jim
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posted 204 days ago
Hey Pete
Nothing wrong with good honest work. good job
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TopamaxSurvivor
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posted 204 days ago
What ever pays the bills. Not as risky as bootleggin” :-))
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noknot
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posted 204 days ago
Hey when most guys are closing the doors your installing them.
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Chris Davis
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posted 204 days ago
I’ve always wanted to work with honeycomb panels.
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Hacksaw
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posted 203 days ago
I installed a garage door opener for hire the other day to help keep the shop going.While I was there They asked me if I could install flashing between the eves and the drip edge so it would quit raining behind the gutters.My point whatever pays the bills…
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