plastic edging and corners for plywood box construction?

Its true, I really do intend to try it. I have a rusty old bike that I can take the mechanics off with an angle grinder, I am waiting for my bamboo to grow.

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The type B corner looks to be just the thing. It would be better if it was smaller in section to hold thinner ply but I could use packing pieces with the thinner ply.

-- Regards, Dick Treen

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Available from bathroom showrooms or plumbers' merchants.

What we sused to do was glue up the (coated) ply, put ally angle over it,drill through and pop rivet, add corners with screws, and line the inside with foam.

This, more or less, was always going to be an option and maybe it would be adequate. It's just that in my mind's eye I can see the perfect stuff. I can imagine it but I can't extrude it. :-)

-- Regards, Dick Treen