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No amount of measuring would be adequate with an off-site welder. I made some black starboard wedges (round) of different thicknesses that I could just spin underneath the feet until the correct angle was met.
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I brought the wiring down in the corner, into the sidewall, then through the back with a fish to the under-galley area.
The wiring hole was drilled out and the edges sealed off with epoxy. I wrapped the bundle with some rigid(-ish) slit mesh harness (http://www.cabletiesandmore.com/WrapAroundSleeving.php). Expensive, but I didn't need much.
I drilled lots of holes, put in grommets, and rand strings for what I didn't want to hook up yet.
No amount of measuring would be adequate with an off-site welder. I made some black starboard wedges (round) of different thicknesses that I could just spin underneath the feet until the correct angle was met.
After finding no joy online or on the phone, I drew my own arch.
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No amount of measuring would be adequate with an off-site welder. I made some black starboard wedges (round) of different thicknesses that I could just spin underneath the feet until the correct angle was met.

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No amount of measuring would be adequate with an off-site welder. I made some black starboard wedges (round) of different thicknesses that I could just spin underneath the feet until the correct angle was met.
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After finding no joy online or on the phone, I drew my own arch.
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