80/20: Adding Corner Brackets and Joining Plates in Ideabuilder® @8020llc

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In this video, we learn how to add brackets, gussets, and joining plates.

80/20: Adding Corner Brackets and Joining Plates in Ideabuilder®

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$80/20: Panel Mount Block Overview To Purchase: https://bit.ly/43FFWrw Find in Catalog: https://bit.ly/428g7iZ 80/20 Website: https://bit.ly/3peM7n3 Hello, and welcome to 80/20s product highlight series. Today were going take a look at panel mount blocks. These connectors allow you to firmly mount panels onto the profiles. Theyre easy to install, available in both fractional and metric, and compatible across a wide range of profile series. Now one thing youll want to keep in mind is your panel is going to need a drill-through service to attach it to the block. Youll also need a bolt, to secure your panel to the blot as well. More information on 80/20s machining services and hardware, can be found in 80/20s product catalog. Now when it comes to installing the panel mount block, the first thing youll want to decide is how its going to mount to the profile. Do you want it to be flush with the profile edge, or resting on the surface of the profile. Now in our example, were going to rest it on the surface of the profile. So well take our panel mounting block, well go ahead and slide it into the open T-slot. Find the location we want, and tighten it down with our wrench. From there well take our panel, line it up with our block, and feed the bolt through. Well go ahead and hand-tighten that down, and then well finish it off with our wrench. Now once we have that tightened down, we have a strong secure connection for our panel. Now hopefully you found this segment on the panel mount blocks helpful. For more information, visit 80/20.net and make sure to subscribe to future 80/20 videos. And as always, make it a great day.$

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