I am trying to find screw on edges like they used way back when. Does anyone know if there is still a manufacturer of such things. Technology marched forward and I got left behind scrounging through the junkyard of time.
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Re: My edges are screwed.. wait no they're not. Please read
i don`t think so, but there are several edge profiles out there: we all know and use the edges with T -punchs because they are the easiest to get and the easiest to bend.
some of the big manifacturers use edge profiles without any punchs (basically just a solid L-profile) and some use profiles with holes punched out. maybe you could get such a hole punched profile and screw it on...
some of the big manifacturers use edge profiles without any punchs (basically just a solid L-profile) and some use profiles with holes punched out. maybe you could get such a hole punched profile and screw it on...
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