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Old 03-07-2008, 11:22 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by Kevy Baby View Post
Yep. Just drill slowly so that you don't overheat the Lexan. Use flat-head machine screws and countersink the holes so that the screws are flush with the top of the Lexan.

Surprisingly, hinges can actually make for a good corner brace as well. I have used hinges as braces on corner joints that weren't hinged!
Of course one sticking point in the hinge plan is the monitor arm I'm planning to attach at the back of the desk.....
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