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Best Screws For Sub Box. For double or thicker baffle and heavy subs, i use #8 or #10 x 2 drywall. What is the best type of screw to use with mdf? Mount your component subwoofer to an appropriate enclosure by connecting the leads to the terminal cup, and using mounting screws. I prefer the look and function of. Carpenters glue, my favorite being titebond. It shouldn't take more than a few minutes. The easiest way to add bracing is with 2x2 strips of lumber. Same screws i use to assemble boxes. I’ll give you extra insurance of screws but the reason your friend’s box failed was the wrong choice of glue. Answered in chronological order, these were the 1st three questions posted on my last q&a video. Spax mdf screws, t nuts and bolts, ez locks and bolts, or some type of giant, coarse thread decking screws. Will be using 3/4 board if that makes any difference. Screws will be used to mount. For single baffled boxes and light subs, i use normal 1 5/8 drywall screws. The box will be subjected to extreme internal pressure, so the stronger it is, the better.

For single baffled boxes and light subs, i use normal 1 5/8 drywall screws. Answered in chronological order, these were the 1st three questions posted on my last q&a video. Lately i prefer the deck screws with a star bit since it's. Mount your component subwoofer to an appropriate enclosure by connecting the leads to the terminal cup, and using mounting screws. For double or thicker baffle and heavy subs, i use #8 or #10 x 2 drywall. I’ll give you extra insurance of screws but the reason your friend’s box failed was the wrong choice of glue. I've used 1 coarse thread drywall screws with fine results on 80 pound + subs. Screws will be used to mount. The box will be subjected to extreme internal pressure, so the stronger it is, the better. Will be using 3/4 board if that makes any difference.

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Best Screws For Sub Box I’ll give you extra insurance of screws but the reason your friend’s box failed was the wrong choice of glue. Spax mdf screws, t nuts and bolts, ez locks and bolts, or some type of giant, coarse thread decking screws. The box will be subjected to extreme internal pressure, so the stronger it is, the better. Answered in chronological order, these were the 1st three questions posted on my last q&a video. Will be using 3/4 board if that makes any difference. Carpenters glue, my favorite being titebond. I prefer the look and function of. Same screws i use to assemble boxes. I’ll give you extra insurance of screws but the reason your friend’s box failed was the wrong choice of glue. I've used 1 coarse thread drywall screws with fine results on 80 pound + subs. For single baffled boxes and light subs, i use normal 1 5/8 drywall screws. The easiest way to add bracing is with 2x2 strips of lumber. Screws will be used to mount. It shouldn't take more than a few minutes. Lately i prefer the deck screws with a star bit since it's. What is the best type of screw to use with mdf?