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Martin,
yeah, I used two inner tubes to try to give a more even spread and hence make levelling more easy. The two tubes were fitted from either side, with a valve sticking out thru' the wood frame so they could be individually adjusted. By appling pressure onto the slate whilst inflating/deflating, you can adjust the level easily. Mine were dead level last time I did it, but need re-doing every so often as the air obviously leaks over time.
I did put "No More Nails" on the inside of the tray, but the tubes work their way loose as they're inflated and adjusted. Now they're totally loose, but the weight of the slate and then the speakers keeps the firmly in place.
If you want any more detail, I can send you pictures when I'm back home at the weekend.
yeah, I used two inner tubes to try to give a more even spread and hence make levelling more easy. The two tubes were fitted from either side, with a valve sticking out thru' the wood frame so they could be individually adjusted. By appling pressure onto the slate whilst inflating/deflating, you can adjust the level easily. Mine were dead level last time I did it, but need re-doing every so often as the air obviously leaks over time.
I did put "No More Nails" on the inside of the tray, but the tubes work their way loose as they're inflated and adjusted. Now they're totally loose, but the weight of the slate and then the speakers keeps the firmly in place.
If you want any more detail, I can send you pictures when I'm back home at the weekend.