Doesn't look that bad Bob......I had told you to hit me up.....I was on "puke patrol" and would have enjoyed the break......
The corner or side your referring to as "bad" as you referring to the pic where it looks like it's pushed in a bit.......I really can't tell from the pics, but would need clearer pics to actually take a good look at them.....The biggest question is are the joints pretty much bubble free......I remember you mentioning something about a gap somewhere and would like to see a really clear pic of the area in question......Also a really clear; closeup pic of the area you mention about being "pushed in". I think I see where your talking about, but want a closer look with another pic if possible......
I did see that you used tape to hold the pieces together it appears.....I've never had any luck with using tape to hold pieces together while joining them......As far as pieces moving.......It's more about practice and feel......I see you had your squares in the pic. When you went to glue the pieces in place did you leave the square in place while you glued......I always leave my squares in place as I glue and that's all I use to keep my pieces from moving.....Now with thicker, heavier material I do use jigs/clamps to keep things from moving.....On my squares I use for smaller pieces and projects you need to notch out the corner so you can run a continuous weld on the piece....I'm also curious as to which side of the joint you ran the solvent.....You mentioned it moved and I'm curious as from what side you shot the WeldOn from......
Are you referring to the side panel sticking out just a hair.........If that's the case is it a consistent overhang the length of the overflow box.......
The chip sucks.....Looks like that end panel sits inward just a hair as well.....Chip shouldn't be an issue. I do see in the pic that you used a good bit of solvent.......I can see the run off down the edge of the bottom panel. From looking at this pic I think I confirmed what I thought......Did you apply the solvent from the outside of the box instead of from inside.......
This joint or pic doesn't have me scratching my head a bit......The far right of the pic I can see part of the problem with the edge is the joint wasn't totally "clean".....Minute dust that you wouldn't see with the naked eye......Even when I use compressed air you can still get minute dust at times.......The real concern in my mind is further down the joint.....Not sure if it's the picture or the joint.......The joint looks black and then goes to grey/silver look.....Need a better pic to confirm if it's a good joint or if it's dry.....From this angle of the pic it appears dry and that is concerning......Concerning being that the joint starts out black and then has that "dry" look and then starts to go black again......
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The dreaded height difference.....Looks like their saw might have moved or they cut the pieces at different times.....Either way.....you could take it back to Tap and have them run it through the jointer to level it out........If not not entirely important other than a minor issue that probably only you will ever notice or now.......
All in all looks pretty good........Call me when you get time......
