Onespot CS12 mounting

[giovanni]

Hey so I think my dad glued everything up and then used his table saw to cut the angle of the board then routed the edges and sanded smooth. I’ve attached a couple pictures and I’ll get an actual answer in the meantime.

If you have your side pieces cut with the angles in there and the front and back pieces t varying heights you should be able to join them and then sand the front and back edges to match the angle of the sides.

Very nice! Are you planning the board to be on hinges? And will you have a lid?

 

[Harry Klippton]

I like the idea od Dovetails until it comes time to figure out how to cut them and then basic box joints seem more my speed.

I use a router and a jig

 

[ADAOCE]

Oh shoot so I'm out of sequence. He joined the sides and then cut the angle into them? I'll have to do that next time. That makes sense. Thank you @ADAOCE

I think you’re fine there are just different ways to do it. You could probably join them and then make it look nice with a sander or possibly run it through a table saw with some kind of jig

 

[ADAOCE]

Very nice! Are you planning the board to be on hinges? And will you have a lid?

This is already done. My dad built this for me last year. We decided to just screw the top into the side supports so it doesn’t open but I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t thinking about making a new top piece that would work with hinges.

 

[Harry Klippton]

I also hadn't thought about hinges but now I want to

 

[giovanni]

I also hadn't thought about hinges but now I want to

Yeah I would love to be able to lift the pedalboard part with hinges so I can quickly access the bottom. I have a board I got on Etsy which is ok but I wish it had that.

 

[ITG6]

Ikea includes these L brackets with pretty much every shelf/dresser/etc for the past few years:


I found a few in my parts bin and used them to mount my CS6.