As topic, the back has cut holes for mounting/swing down function. But how did you mount it at the front?
And also, one of the holes has a small damage to it, do you think i need to repair this before adding panels?
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Much easier (and safer) see drawing
A bolt and a wing nut
Bolt ang wingnut it will be then! :)
Having hard time with finding a good solution...
Do you have a "rod" for the two holes in the back of the overhead frame or do you use two seperate bolts?
I need something slim to mount it to that dont stick down and is visible under the panel aswell...
Hm...
Separate bolts.
Ok. I was afraid that it would put straint on the frame if not aligned perfect.
I will need some sort of metal bracket that has rounded corners and is about 5cm width and about 15-20cm long. Is there such stuff and whats it called?
Would be great if it had predrilled holes aswell...
This is what i need, https://static.wixstatic.com/media/c55ced_e2c11473ceb74df6bc7a4c78dd41ed70~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_772,h_551,q_85,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01/c55ced_e2c11473ceb74df6bc7a4c78dd41ed70~mv2.jpg
but also rounded in the third corner.
Anyone up for an order who has a CNC? =)
Progress!!!
Really lucky on the mountbrackings that they fit real nice.
Sorry for spamming, but let me know if you dont think this will hold. (I used 7 screws in each).
it sure will... :D
Thanks Jack, really appreciate your input on this.
The forward overhead i will mount with the same type of brackets, but i will also drill a hole in the middle of the bracket and put a bolt through the stud becuase on that one i can only put 5 screws in.
Back again! Hahaha
Need some input on how i can solve the forward connection of the teo holes in the front of the forward overhead frame.
I use thick stripes for the Aft frame, works great and is easy to remove and put back.
But this is a tad heavier, if anyone have a tip or suggestion on how to connect the studs to the two holes let me know. Right now i am out of ideas.
Overhead panels 100% complete.
Appreciate input about my brackets and mounting. It feels super sturdy, but let me know if you think something dont look right.
If I am correctly understanding your pic, that nut should be on the other side of the OVH,
otherwise how wil you be able to undo it if you have to swing open the OVH. The best will be a wing nut (no tools needed)
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Hahaha!
Your right Jack!
Now i press it with my shoulder while loosing the nut and its hard to reach. Of course its better to have it on the other side as you say. I will also get a wingnut for easy removal.
I did the same misstake on the aft overhead aswell. :)