zetterberg
2013-02-23 09:27:41
- #1
... have shrunk by one millimeter.
That is within the manufacturing tolerances, and those are simply higher for wood materials than for metal, for example.
Just a tip, if it really bothers you, take the cabinet down again, loosen the clamp eccentric, and slip pieces of paper between the lid and the side panel and between the bottom and the side panel. A sheet of newspaper is 1/10 mm thick. You can also shrink the cabinet this way: assemble it, tighten the eccentric, give a light!!! tap with a rubber hammer, then retighten.
And before someone says again that using paper is too complicated, in metal manufacturing tools are sometimes set up this way in the machine when they don’t have hydraulic compensating pushrods in the die.
That is within the manufacturing tolerances, and those are simply higher for wood materials than for metal, for example.
Just a tip, if it really bothers you, take the cabinet down again, loosen the clamp eccentric, and slip pieces of paper between the lid and the side panel and between the bottom and the side panel. A sheet of newspaper is 1/10 mm thick. You can also shrink the cabinet this way: assemble it, tighten the eccentric, give a light!!! tap with a rubber hammer, then retighten.
And before someone says again that using paper is too complicated, in metal manufacturing tools are sometimes set up this way in the machine when they don’t have hydraulic compensating pushrods in the die.