Installed Center Rail T-Nuts in Frame

I finally got my grubby hands on the Bad Dog drill bits that my friend Kelvin owns. I wanted to use these to slightly countersink the t-nuts that go into the underside of the frame; the reason being, I don't want the t-nuts to interfere with the skirt. These t-nuts are used for the bolts that secure the center leg rails to the bottom of the inside of the frame.



With the centerpoint already drilled out, it was difficult to keep the bit centered, but that wasn't a priority. I drilled just deep enough to allow the t-nut to clear the bottom of the frame.



A little torquing with the socket wrench, and all four t-nuts are in place. I will either use washers on the rails to shim the bolts higher, or I will cut the bolts down so they don't protrude beyond the bottom of the frame. Or I'll find shorter bolts. Or something.