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Step 15Install adjustable LCD shelf
While you have it upside down, it's easier to go ahead and put the shelf on now.
Line it up with the holes you'd drilled before. It may only fit on one way, depending on how accurate you were with the bolt holes. We didn't' measure them out, so ours only went on one way.
Layer One -- Washer and nut placed on when bots were installed, and tightened into their permanent place.
Layer Two -- 2 nuts and a washer. Later on, after you get the shelf and LCD lined up just right with the surface of the table, tighten the lower nut down to meet the shelf, and the second nut down on top of it to serve as a bump stop. Should help in getting the placement right again should you have to remove the LCD later on.
Layer Three -- The shelf, very important to the overall success of the table.
Layer Four -- Washer and a wing nut, to use for adjusting the height of the shelf. Using the four corners, you can level the shelf with the surface once the LCD and smoked glass are in place.
Line it up with the holes you'd drilled before. It may only fit on one way, depending on how accurate you were with the bolt holes. We didn't' measure them out, so ours only went on one way.
Layer One -- Washer and nut placed on when bots were installed, and tightened into their permanent place.
Layer Two -- 2 nuts and a washer. Later on, after you get the shelf and LCD lined up just right with the surface of the table, tighten the lower nut down to meet the shelf, and the second nut down on top of it to serve as a bump stop. Should help in getting the placement right again should you have to remove the LCD later on.
Layer Three -- The shelf, very important to the overall success of the table.
Layer Four -- Washer and a wing nut, to use for adjusting the height of the shelf. Using the four corners, you can level the shelf with the surface once the LCD and smoked glass are in place.
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