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> B&Q sell nuts and bolts, but I doubt they sell large pieces of metal such
> as random poles and rods.
I suspect they do actually, but I wouldn't do it with those. I would get a
sheet of wood about 20 or 30mm thick to use as the base board. I would then
get a thin strip of aluminium (25x2 cross section would be perfect, I got
metre lengths of that from B&Q before), cut it into perhaps 150mm lengths
and bend it into a U shape. The bottom of the U I would bolt onto the base
board for each pedal, then fix an M4 bolt horizontally across the top of
each U with the pedal mounted on it so it's free to rotate.
> My dad probably already has an electric sander or five.
Job done then!
> I think the basic problem is that even if I do all this, it's never going
> to be exactly like a real organ peddalboard.
Isn't there any way you can replicate what the pedal is actually connected
to in a real one? It shouldn't be hard to think of something to replicate
the feeling.
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