Just working my way through assembly and fitting the side panels. I noticed that one of my panels has a slight bow. The other side fits perfectly but this one protrudes about half the thickness of the acrylic in the middle. I checked again the squaring up of the corners with the acrylic scrap and it looks good to me. I don’t really think the pillars can get any further out without going out of square. I’ve gone back over the corners and can’t really fault them. I managed to get a slight improvement to about 1/4 of the thickness showing at the greatest deflection. How did everyone else go with this?
Just as an experiment I swapped the left and right panels and it is now definitely improved, down to less than 1mm visible edge at the maximum deflection. Unless someone says this is an indication of a bigger issue I’ll probably call it good and move on.
Right side Left side It may not be a bow. It could also be a case of the holes being a tiny fraction out.
After the panel swap mine are now only very slightly out, similar to yours, thanks for the pics, great to have another point of reference.
did you guys use the part of the back panel to make sure that this panels are flush with the top. cause I don't have this issue.
Yes. But this test for flush-ness was only at the extremeties. It could well be that a slight loosening of the screws into the T nuts might reduce the box. Also @Amr, spill the beans on the laser tool
@Spoon Unit Work in progress will share details probably by tomorrow, Fingers crossed. I got it to work, I am struggling with the safety aspect of things, trying to find a way to protect the user from stray laser beams, with out making it too difficult to focus the damn thing