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Quoted from DSL_:I am considering both the Escalera and the PowerMate L-1 and wonder how each of them do on hardwood stairs? I have a full flight to get to my game room over the garage... Any experiences would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
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I've had an Escalara bought from flipnout1 for almost 2 years now. It's been great on every surface I've tried it on. The climbing feet have rubber (or similar compound) on them, so they won't slip on the hardwood.
Quoted from PghPinballRescue:FYI, adding t-molding to the bare wood edge will help keep it from scratching the floor, and help keep the edge from wanting to splinter out.
Great idea but forgive my novice question... but is there a special tool for routing the groove in the edge of the plywood to accept the t-molding?
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