I'm wondering about just laying in a bead of good adhesive and jamming a 2x4 under there vertically to apply upward pressure and see if it'll stick :pI just drilled a vertical hole and inserted a long (a few inches - don't recall size right now) stainless steel self-tapping screw after jacking it up into original position. (i.e.: Fixed it the easy way).
AL
Use a 16 1/4” long cripple to hold the cabinet in place for reinstalling with original hardware. I’ve verified this works on my a/c conversion.I'm wondering about just laying in a bead of good adhesive and jamming a 2x4 under there vertically to apply upward pressure and see if it'll stick :p
Clarification- this was after I removed the upper cabinet to modify the ductwork for the new AC and tighten up loose joints.Use a 16 1/4” long cripple to hold the cabinet in place for reinstalling with original hardware. I’ve verified this works on my a/c conversion.
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Glue is working (for now), but i expect it to eventually crack/fail under duress, at which point I'll explore other options.I don't think any adhesive will hold it together. I can take pix next week to show you the screw job if you want me to.
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