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I had used 1/4" MDF. Plenty thick, you need to be able to hog out about a 1/8" of material at the back of the plate to give room for your receptacle or switch to sit flush with the front face.I had used MDF because I had planned on painting them.
Dave
Not sure the thickness is as important as making sure the screw is long enough to catch the threads. You may have to use longer screws to secure the switchplates.
Bruce . . . because each piece will be someone's heirloom someday. visit sometime Hawk 220VS, Delta 40-570
Hi everyone...long time, no post.
Last year, i was using a website to generate scrollsaw portraits. I lost the link, and forget the name of the site. If it's permitted here, could someone refresh my memory?
Thanks, Steve
PT, as painful as it can be is crucial! I shattered my right elbow in 2003, 5hrs of surgery and lots of hardware put it back together.
The PT brought tears to my eyes many times But I now have a full range of motion. The only thing I can't do is throw stuff like rocks and frisbees my elbow lets...
Hi Planeur - this sure is an amusing character and I fully understand why you like it. Also, since it is your first intarsia piece you should definitely keep it and sign and date the reverse. It will serve as a great benchmark for your future projects to see how you progress.
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