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Message: <blockquote data-quote="superjedi" data-source="post: 61046" data-attributes="member: 303">I agree with Batninja, I did my edges the same way.  Just left a hint of a lip so it appears to have more thickness.  I cut pretty close first with scissors, then used a sanding drum on my Dremel to get really close to where I wanted it, then finally used some sandpaper to clean up the 'boogers' left by the Dremel.I used regular old superglue to attach the top/bottom halves, reinforced by 2 screws w/washers.  That's on the outside seam of each, on the inside I used industrial strength Velcro.</blockquote>

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