LR32 End Stop Question

[dschmid4]

Thinking about purchasing the LR32 for a HUGE frameless cabinet project, but I have a construction/setup question....

My side panels will be 768mm (great; divisible by 32mm).
Bottom panel & top stretchers will be set within the 768mm so that you do not see them from the outside (as usual).
Each cabinet will have 2 vertical divider panels - separating the cabinet into 3 drawer columns.
The problem:  with this construction, the vertical dividers cannot be divisible by 32mm.  So how can I use the LR32 to ensure hole spacing matches the side panels?

 

[Bohdan]

Use the thickness of a piece of the top material as a spacer to add to the length of the middle sides to make them the same length as the ends.

 

[dschmid4]

Thanks - that certainly would work, but I'll need to consider how to keep the shim in place without losing too much time in the batching process.  I REALLY wish we had an adjustable end stop....

 

[Bohdan]

Only needs to be there while you do up the clamp nearest the shim. Once the clamps are done up you can remove it.

 

[Aclaw]

could you just drill the additional holes needed in the holey rail inset from the production holes.  Since it is a large project it should be worth time saving potential maybe?

 

[FoggyG]

Consider cutting all panels the same size initially, drilling the holes with the LR32, then re-cutting the intermediate panels.  Might work well if you are batch processing even though a re-cut is needed for the intermediate panels.