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I bought 3x3 angle iron to build Dave's brake, but they're 10' long. I have an 8' hinge coming soon.
Should I shorten the steel, or just leave it 10' long with a foot "unhinged" on each end?
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I'd whack them, might find a use for the 2' sections on something else down the road...
Funny you should say that. I have been eyeing the stuff and thinking that a bit of it would make it so easy to raise my table saw a few inches...
Thanks, guys.
I'm scratching out a CruZer, so I think 8' is all I need, but since I plan to use the material to make a 50" free-standing brake after the plane is done, I guess I'll take Champ's advice and use a couple more feet of hinge.
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