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Old 31 December 2009, 16:42   #1
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Perspex screen on console

Hi, I was thinking of making a Perspex or Lexan screen to go on the front of my console to stop some of the spray coming over the top, do they work or are they a waste of time? my rib is an Avon D560, does anyone have some pictures they could post?

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Old 31 December 2009, 16:52   #2
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Not sure if this is any use to you?
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You can come around and look at mine if you like Martin. I've got some Makralon/persex left over from mine that you can buy off me for a small sum.
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Old 31 December 2009, 17:12   #4
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Not sure if this is any use to you?
http://rib.net/forum/showthread.php?p=302729#post302729
Thats the kind of thing I want to make, I don't have that upstand kind of bit on my console so I was thinking of over lapping it a few inches and screwing it in place
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You can come around and look at mine if you like Martin. I've got some Makralon/persex left over from mine that you can buy off me for a small sum.
That would be great, I may give you a call over the weekend or next week, are you still using your Rib at the moment?
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Yeh, used it today. See the Last Gasp thread in the Gallery

Saturday would be good
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I was thinking of over lapping it a few inches and screwing it in place
Like this...

You may want yours a bit higher though.

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Thats the kind of thing I want to make, I don't have that upstand kind of bit on my console so I was thinking of over lapping it a few inches and screwing it in place
That's what I did on my Searider
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That's what I did on my Searider
Looking smart.

Looks as if there's enough 20mm conduit in that garage to form a handrail from Swansea to Camborne.
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Looking smart.
Thanks
That console is now on the garage floor and version 2 is mid-installation.

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Looks as if there's enough 20mm conduit in that garage to form a handrail from Swansea to Camborne.
Who in their right mind would want to join those 2 up?
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