Hi again ya'll,
Well I asked about where to finding L-brackets and now I know a half a dozen ways to make up my own little L-brackets or get around them. Thanks for all the ideas but I really just just want a source to get the pre-made pieces.
Ya'll are a creative bunch. But you guys already have tools and stuff, I only have my cordless screwdriver and yardstick, that's why I buy stuff like the 'easy home assembly' micorwave cart that only needs a phillip screwdriver to put it together. No shop vises and drills and saws and hammers to beat things into shape with. And even if I had a way to hold down the 1" Stanley brackets to try and saw the ends off them that would cut the holes in half when I got them short enough not to stick out.
Anyway I looked at Big Lots and TruValue on the way home for stuff. A bench vise, that's $11.95 for a 6 inch one. Then a drill, that's $17.95. And a drill bit assortment, $2.99. And a hacksaw, $1.99. Now maybe I might could use those tools someday for something but that's just silly right now to get into $35+ of tools and stuff for the $2 parts to fit on a $5 kitchen cart. And not even counting a bench yet to put the bench vise on. Or the piece of angled iron. But I did go ahead and get the '16 oz hickory handle claw hammer' for $1.79, now I can hang up pictures with something other than a can of beans. .
Anyway if I find the little L-brackets, I can still get the last part of this cart together with only my cordless screwdriver. Can't anybody say a place besides Rockler that sells the odd little hardware parts?
Thanks,
Sheri Lee W
There Norm, is that a woeful tale enough for you?