Lord of the Rings
Stern, 2003I have to do some work behind the back panel of my LOTR this weekend. What do you guys use to hold the back end up (so that the PF lies nearly flat on the front lip of the machine)? I had a tech come once that had a wooden shelf he slid in and rested the PF on. Is there any place with specs on how to build one? Or is it just something I measure out and build myself? Thanks for any help!
Simple. Get a stick and cut it slightly wider than the pin body. Add some soft tape or something to the ends so it won't scuff the rails and won't slip. Enjoy.
Quoted from beelzeboob:Won't work for me unless I remove my mirror blades.
a 2x4 on top of the rails shouldnt have any issue with mirrorblades. the 2x4 is above where the glass would be.
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