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Opinion on fake wood




The top shelf here on my cheap 20+ year old Sanus rack puts up with high heat. I think there isn't an issue here, but if I want to try something different such as the taller KT120 I need to do a creative drill/cut project to allow some breathing room.
The last amp had only 4 power tubes, now it gets REAL hot.

Any precautions I should be aware of working with processed wood? Will this stuff just disintegrate with a drill bit/blade?

I want to cut a hole large enough but not compromise the integrity since there is about 75lbs of table/platform resting on this shelf.


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Topic - Opinion on fake wood - dirtyvinyl 10:27:27 12/21/14 (37)
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