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05-10-2012, 09:05 AM
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The Ledge
Thanks guys, John looks great.
The "trim" with the graded cards is where the heat duct is. Was trying to figure out how to fill the space and came up with the idea. I have a retired friend that has a wood shop in his garage and he came over and set it all up. Turned out great. The best part is they slide in and out and are easy to change. Lee
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