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    Done. Holes drilled right through, 8mm rod with dome nuts at the end and captive channel nuts in the 45deg extrusion.
    Counterbores to allow a socket to be placed over the dome nuts was cut on the cnc router, it cut it like butter.
    I was going to put 6mm aluminium top on it but to keep cost down I found some spare 10mm waterproof melamine faced plywood.
    Also after using supported rail for the first time I can safely say that even though it works great for this application I would not use it myself for building a cnc machine.

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    Last edited by EddyCurrent; 13-12-2014 at 10:30 PM.
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