What is this plastic piece at top of a 500 table leg

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edma194 wrote: Mon Dec 07, 2020 6:32 pm Sure, but if something goes wrong, there goes the post. Measure twice, cut long, sand it down.
Well, if something goes wrong the way you do it the post is gone also. So what is the difference? BTW, you can also save a draft before you submit the post. :)
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Yes sometimes things to not work like they are supposed to.











For me it is usually caused by a cockpit problem!
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JPG wrote: Mon Dec 07, 2020 7:07 pm Yes sometimes things to not work like they are supposed to.











For me it is usually caused by a cockpit problem!
:D :D :D I resemble that!
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