🔩 Flexible Die Cast Aluminum Extrusion Profile Review

Attention: Even fewer screws are required! One side of the hinge has posts that fit between the posts on the other side. This makes it very narrow in the middle. In addition, the screw "shaft" of the hinge requires little play. I ended up having to use a screw that was too long and drill a slotted bar under the hinge location. Not perfect, but I didn't want to bother with the mounts. Also keep in mind the layout of the tabs. They're useful until you want to do something special, and then they…

These hinges look great, but in practice there are issues you need to be aware of: Direction, like the beam it's on. If you need to rotate it 90 degrees, you'll need to carve out the tabs that hold the pivot in place. It's not difficult, but then it easily loses alignment.2. There are 4 tabs on the other end of the beam for leveling, but the screw required to fix it is not included.3. The hinge pin is long enough to fit the other side. Looks good but in practice the bolt comes loose when used…

Heavy duty hard coated hinges. Personally, I don't like the semi-gloss metallic finish that makes the thing look cheap. However, I abused this part like hell and it didn't break; and it took quite a bit of rough cleaning to remove the fairing. There is a small list (as shown below) of quirks that make the product a bit painful to use. has four tabs. While the other side can be attached to the sides or ends of the track. Any other configuration will require breaking or grinding down the tabs. If