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Trying to find some inside corner brackets (braces??) for a shop project. Building a wood frame and want to have something like these (picture) on the inside corners to support a cabinet saw. Sort of like a triangular-shaped "shelf." Would prefer powder-coated black. Probably 6-8 inches would be great.
Anybody know of a supplier for something like this?
Last edited by Jason White; 03-08-2009 at 10:04 AM.
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It looks like a simpson strong tie.
You can look in there product catalog for it here
http://www.strongtie.com/products/al...?source=topnav
William
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Jason , not sure if you have a pocket hole jig or not but I make my own out of wood and just pocket hole them in place. Works great and depending what kind of top you are putting on makes it easy to fasten the top, (also most of the time I just make them square instead of triangular)
Richard
Richard Poitras
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01-02-2006
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No, I need something steel that won't be visible.
It's the same type of thing you see on any store-bought mobile base for woodworking machines. I just need them without the wheels and other hardware attached.
Thanks, though.
Jason
Originally Posted by richard poitras
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Already looked in their catalog. They don't have what I need.
The one in the picture is made by Stanley, but it's very small. I'd also like to find something powder-coated. I'm sure it's available someplace.
Jason
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Sorry, the largest I could find was a 4" one that was zinc coated. Searched thru amazon, grainger, and a few other catalogs.
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I did too. Thanks just the same!
Jason
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