[member=10147]jobsworth[/member], very nice! I ended up buying the Conturo and the LR32 system. I'm working on a set of kitchen cabinets now. I'll post some pictures in the near future. I got off to a rocky start with the Conturo, but once I got it adjusted and got some practice with it, it's been pretty smooth sailing.
Talk me into/out of purchasing a Conturo
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same thing here. theres a learning curve to it. same with the LR32 system.
I found with the LR32 no matter what about I triple check the rail has the correct set back as it will move, I clamp it. I also verify that each piece is cut to the correct length by useing the guide rail with the end stops to make sure theres no problems before I cut the pieces.
some / most people dont do that or have that issue. I do. other than that its a great system. I also found if you want to rather than use the 5mm cutter you can get a 6mm which is 1/4 so the shelves can carry more weight.
enjoy your new toys as I enjoy mine
I found with the LR32 no matter what about I triple check the rail has the correct set back as it will move, I clamp it. I also verify that each piece is cut to the correct length by useing the guide rail with the end stops to make sure theres no problems before I cut the pieces.
some / most people dont do that or have that issue. I do. other than that its a great system. I also found if you want to rather than use the 5mm cutter you can get a 6mm which is 1/4 so the shelves can carry more weight.
enjoy your new toys as I enjoy mine
