On 9/19/06, Wolfe, Julian <ISC277 at clcillinois.edu> wrote: Hmm... it's been a while, but IIRC with many of the corporate cabs you remove both facing sides, then insert a special coupler "side" (approx 1" wide, with brackets to grab the pegs on both cabinets and lock them together). In the case of the side panels with removable faces, you might just park the cabs next to each other and see if the standard DEC straps fit - you'll probably see some rivnuts near the corners of each cabinet, right above the casters/leveler feet... the straps are hefty steel, about 1" wide and 6"-8" long with two holes on either side of a raised bump - two bolts per cabinet (4 total), and one bracket in front and one in back. Back in the day, we sometimes bolted cabs together if it seemed like it would work; other times, we just placed them side-by side and ran the cables around the back or through the bottoms. I do recall that we had a pair of RK07s bolted together, but I haven't seen that rig since about 1993 and can't recall how that particular cabnet set fastened together, but I do know it was shipped from DEC ready to bolt together (i.e. - ordered as a pair with all the appropriate hardware). You might look through your parts bins for those 4-hole straps... that might be the way to go if you don't have a full-sized cab-to-cab coupler (or you do have one and it doesn't fit). -ethan