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hotdesk|Forum|WOOD DESIGNER
October 4, 2012
Hi Dean,
Not sure what you mean, as you can just click the red “X” to erase the hardware, is there something I’m missing?
Your last model doesn’t have the double-back to vertical division hardware link…
In the last model you might have to also need erase the back to bottom hardware and the shelf to back drilling ?
Otherwise it all looks good.
All the best,
Ness
April 10, 2016
Hi Ness, thanks , i had a play and managed to get it where i want it almost,
the last thing im stuck with is the hardware applied highlighted in the attached screen shot, i would like it only on the top panel please
i have also attached cabinet file with some hinges added to see openings easier
many thanks
October 4, 2012
Hi Dean,
to make your desks more manageable I would suggest you don’t use a thickness split for the double thickness sides and privacy top sides.
You should make them using the side and vertical divisions. This keeps them separate and makes setting up hardware, assembly details etc much easier.
The upper fixed shelf can then be grooved into the vertical divisions to create a cutout.
You can then apply hardware or assembly details just between the side and top:
For the inner panels I’d suggest also that you don’t use “surface split” but a set back or recess.
It’s late here and I have to go.
I attach a mock up of the desk as an example of how I think it should be set up.
You’ll have to tweak it to the right sizes etc.
All the best,
Ness
October 4, 2012
Hi Dean,
Sorry but I’m not clear about what you are asking.
can you post a hand sketch of what you are aiming at?
cheers,
Ness
April 10, 2016
Hi Ness,
Im just working on these lift up computer/hot desks and the idea is the top is hinged on the back and lifts up to reveal a monitor on the underside with privacy sides , there will be 10 of these side by side and all fold flat to make one big confrence desk but have the following things i am struggling to do
* i would like the fixed shelf that is hard up under the top to overpass the first panel of the thickness split panels and create a double rebate effect between the four panels
* i would like to apply hardware to attach the exterior split panel to the top and the inner pane only to the fixed shelf
* i have the panel double back 1 split with a nil panel but only want hardware on the panel that is left
* i would also like the exterior of the thickness split panels to overpass the back panel
Hope this all makes sense and possible
Many Thanks
Dean
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