From: tony@dziedzic.us
Looks nice; I'm possibly interested.
Can you describe the laminate cut / fitment in more detail? It looks like it
will fit UNDER the side chrome, is that correct? Ditto for the side speakers?
How is the fit around the coin door frame? i.e., is the frame visible once
the laminate is installed, or does the laminate cover all/some of the frame?
How thick is the laminate? (I know someone in years past offered a laminate
kit with material that was somewhat thinner than the stuff normally used for
glue-up counter tops.) Are the bottoms of the side inset pieces curved in the
kit or do I have to form them on site?
I don't visit this group frequently, so feel free to keep my e-mail address on
file if you get enough interest to produce these kits.
Thanks,
Joseph "Tony" Dziedzic
In article , JeffP
wrote:
>
>Seeburg HF100R DIY Cabinet Laminate Kits....
>
>I have 3 or 4 1954 Seeburg HF100R Jukeboxes that I will be restoring
>over this winter. I have made jigs/templates and will be cutting out
>Laminate for these specific boxes and I was wondering if there was a
>demand out there for Seeburg HF 100 R DIY Kits.
>
>The kit will contain all the same pieces found in this photo below minus
>the cashbox door piece.
>
>Depending on interest I may be able to offer various colors.
>
>If anyone is interested in buying a kit you can give me a call at 973
>962-6654 Thanks Jeff P.
>
>
>+-------------------------------------------------------------------+
>|Filename: all_panels800.jpg |
>|Download: http://www.collectingbanter.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=251|
>+-------------------------------------------------------------------+
>
>
>
--- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
* Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)
|
