amberwolf said:The only thing I can think of to make it "easier" is to use those press-in threaded fasteners instead of soldering nuts to bars; I forget what they're called. They are often cylinders with their outer circumference engraved with "corrugations" that bind into the softer metal of the hole they go into.
Sorry I can't give a better description.
amberwolf said:No, as those are usually a lot taller, though they might work too if he has the space under the tab clamps.
What I'm talking about is designed to press-fit into the hole; they're used to custom-build lab and test equipment all the time, and other stuff. Generally they're no taller than just a nut would be, though some come in taller types (like press-in spacer nuts, etc).
Unfortunately I have a mind like a steel trap--everything comes out crushed and mangled.
amberwolf said:No, as those are usually a lot taller, though they might work too if he has the space under the tab clamps.
What I'm talking about is designed to press-fit into the hole; they're used to custom-build lab and test equipment all the time, and other stuff. Generally they're no taller than just a nut would be, though some come in taller types (like press-in spacer nuts, etc).
Unfortunately I have a mind like a steel trap--everything comes out crushed and mangled.
