Round over radius?
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Re: Round over radius?
The mojo corners are often disappointing. Other than that I have good luck with them and they always make it right when they screw up. I don't get a lot of tolex and cloth from them anymore. Their cabs are nothing special. Standard builds with mediocre wild
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Re: Round over radius?
Martin,martin manning wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2013 6:04 pm 1/2" radius is standard for the metal corners found on Fender amps. Typically all outside edges are rounded, and the 2-screw "lipped" corners are used. They are finished in either chrome or nickel. Marshall Nylon corners are made to fit a 3/4" radius, but the back edges are not rounded. I think you'll want to break the corner on edges that are not rounded over, maybe chamfer ~1/16".
I'm putting together a cabinet hardware order. I'm finding Fender 2-screw corners. None say lipped and I'm not 100% sure what that means. Can you expand on that?
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Re: Round over radius?
Here's a pic of the three types. Of the two-screw corners shown, the 1651 with the wrap-around is what I mean by "lipped."
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Re: Round over radius?
Thanks Martin!