I want to start work on a project, but need to make sure I have the correct tools for the job.
I'm building a unique control panel(for a video game), that is basically two parts, so it will have to fit together in a tight fashion so there will be no play.
The control panel top will basically be a rectangular piece that will sit on top of a support(which is basically an open-top "box") at a 12 degree slant.
The control panel top will also have wooden "rails"(for lack of a better term) screwed/glued to both sides underneath the control panel top, so that when it is in place on top of the "box support" it cannot move left or right, and can only slide in one direction.
I can cut the basic shapes easily enough, but would I need some sort of sander to get the precise angle(12 degrees) for the top of the "box support" that the panel will be resting on, and for making the angles of the "rails" accurate?
Lastly, can I get recommendations for the best wood to use for this project?(I was considering oak).
Thanks a lot.
Darren Harris Staten Island, New York.