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RE: Chassis Source other than Hammond or Par Metal.




If you are talking about all these side/front extrusions, then no you can't connect four together. You need to screw on front/back plates into the holes provided in the extrusions. Then you add top and bottom plates. With the Penn-Elcom extrusions you can slide in a fairly thin top plate - I'd estimate about 1-2mm. Otherwise you screw the top plate on. I do that since I use 4mm top plates.

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  • RE: Chassis Source other than Hammond or Par Metal. - andy evans 03:04:12 01/25/13 (0)
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