I used a small wooden dow that would fit inside the guides. Put the rod together and use the dowel to make sure it is lined up and then mark the connections with a fine tip paint marker.
On Jan 27, 2014 12:41 PM, "Kevin Huntington" <huntington.kevin@gmail.com> wrote:
-- --So a couple of my rods don't have line-up markings on the respective pieces near each joint. The 2 piece is obviously easier to assemble accurately, but the 4-piece is always a pain. Anyone have any tips for getting around this, or type of paint that I could use to mark myself? I was thinking craft paint from Michael's or something of the like. But even then, anyone have a great way to know your pieces are 100% lined up before marking?Thanks in advance!
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