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Now we move on to the outside edges of the table that will hide the ugly styrofoam edges.

Print and cut out the table edge strips.

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I printed mine on sticky label paper to avoid having to apply glue. If you don't have label paper, use a Glue Stick on the back of the paper to attach it to the edges of the table.

Align one edge with the Top of the Table. This photo shows us the Bottom.

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Now is one of the easiest parts of the table process...Use your Xacto Knife to trim off the excess label using the bottom of the table as a guide.

With a sharp blade, it should slice like butter and not tear the decal.

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Now flip the table over on it's proper side with the shiny surface facing up.

You can see in the photo how the decals were aligned with the surface. However we can't leave it in this state...

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S-L-O-W-L-Y slice through the decals aligning yourself with the Foamcore edges and DO NOT cut all the way through, STOP at the base of the Lower layer.

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Gently fold the cut Decal over the edge of the Lower Layer of the table. Don't go too fast or you risk RIPPING the Decal. Not Good :P

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Repeat the same process for all 12 Control Panel Notches.

Remember to Take Your Time.

Your Table should look like this when yu are done fcutting and folding.

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Control Panels !!! This is the icing on the cake. Print the Control panels from the Download Section. I will post them later this week.

Use sticky Label Paper Sheets if available. They are really cool and save on glue.

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Peel the backing or apply Glue Stick and press against CARDBOARD, NOT on Foamcore. It is too thick. We want a thinner panel then the .5cm Foamcore dimension.

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Cut out your 12 Control Panel Carboard inserts. Don't they look cool? :)