Functional Artist
Well-known member
Hey T,
That "is" the beauty of workin with this MDF wood based material
This MDF material is very stable
...easy ta work with
...holds fasteners pretty well
...& don't produce any splinters
* I challenge ya ta get ya a sheet of 1/2"
...& play with it
...or make...somethin'
** You can thank me later
Now back ta our regularly scheduled programmin'...
Preppin' the base for bondin' ta the "hump"
Bondin' the "hump" to the mid-section/base
* I also, used (4) 1 1/2" drywall screws
...(1) on each corner
...ta "double secure the "hump ta base" junction/connection
Then, added/installed/glued in some "fillet" material
...around the perimeter of the hump
I used some "gravity clamps" (bricks) ta help keep the "fillet" pieces nice-n-tight
That "is" the beauty of workin with this MDF wood based material
This MDF material is very stable
...easy ta work with
...holds fasteners pretty well
...& don't produce any splinters
* I challenge ya ta get ya a sheet of 1/2"
...& play with it
...or make...somethin'
** You can thank me later
Now back ta our regularly scheduled programmin'...
Preppin' the base for bondin' ta the "hump"
Bondin' the "hump" to the mid-section/base
* I also, used (4) 1 1/2" drywall screws
...(1) on each corner
...ta "double secure the "hump ta base" junction/connection
Then, added/installed/glued in some "fillet" material
...around the perimeter of the hump
I used some "gravity clamps" (bricks) ta help keep the "fillet" pieces nice-n-tight