After many many MANY frustrating attempts, I gave up. I cannot secure the dovetail connector to the table in the manner suggested. I can embed the M5 nuts into the connector, but my main problem (and there was a lot of swearing over this!) is there is absolutely NO clearance whatsoever underneath the table to use a screwdriver of any configuration to fasten the M5 bolts from the backside. Further, I notice the connectors do not seat flush against the recessed surface on the edge, so there is too much play in them and they would loosen over time. I wish there was a reversed version to fasten the bolts through from the *inside* of the box with the nuts (and probably needs a washer) on the underside of the table edge. The bolt holes would need to be countersunk into the box for clearance and neatness…? What do you think?
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@dm72skidoo_1689536 sorry for late reply. I just found the comment. you have right, I had also some struggling to secure the screws but I sucesfully finished it.
you have a good idea. I will try to find the files for update
@ksindl Fantastic, I would be happy to test the new version for you.
Printed mine with PETG, and these are GREAT, even though it took over 14hrs to print. Dovetail joints are extremely tight-fitting and I had to file them down to get them to come together.
How does the Large box (w/two dovetails) attach? There is no place on the Keter Folding Worktable to place two holders side-by-side? (edited)
@dm72skidoo_1689536 hello, thank you for feedback. sorry for very late reply, I found your comment now. I printed them on my printer without any troubles. fit well into the slider, but I understand your point. to be honest, I printed it only once from PLA, so I have not tested PETG.
about the connection, you have right. there is only one holder on side. I made the hole for both side of box, because sometimes I need to move them out due some cutting etc... you know, working on table :)