Look at my uuugly first box, lol

[J31Rob]

oh, lol oops.

[dakotap]

yeah.. it usually is. what kind of glue did you use?

It's Titebond II but I mixed some and put it in the interior seams anyway, better be safe than sorry. I put the top on, had some gaps, nothin alot of glue and lots of screws couldn't fix though. When I get my speaker and cut my hole I'll mix some more sawdust and hit the leftover cracks. It's 16" Tall so there won't be much wood between speaker ends. I read 16" is the shortest you can get away with, with very limited back seat room in my truck, I built it the minimum, just made it wider for more airspace. I think it should pound okay.

[PV Audio]

It's Titebond II but I mixed some and put it in the interior seams anyway, better be safe than sorry. I put the top on, had some gaps, nothin alot of glue and lots of screws couldn't fix though. When I get my speaker and cut my hole I'll mix some more sawdust and hit the leftover cracks. It's 16" Tall so there won't be much wood between speaker ends. I read 16" is the shortest you can get away with, with very limited back seat room in my truck, I built it the minimum, just made it wider for more airspace. I think it should pound okay.
for all the comments.

That is probably the most homoerotic smiley we have on this site; it just reeks of pole smoking.

[dakotap]

That is probably the most homoerotic smiley we have on this site; it just reeks of pole smoking.

I haven't seen that ghey of a smiley in a while. Haha, we need some new ones.

[dakotap]

Finished pics will be up in a bit. All I need to do is cut the hole out for the sub and terminal cup. I'm not gonna do that till I get the sub in though.

[tehrichie]

Only browsed the pics but doesn't look too bad for a FIRST box

[kovemaster559]

I haven't seen that ghey of a smiley in a while. Haha, we need some new ones.

GHEY

[dakotap]

GHEY

I know that smiley is ghey.

Fo Sho.

[dakotap]

Here's some pics of the mostly finished product. Yes I know there are lots of screws.

[DBDRAGGUY]

Not a bad job at all. With the right tools and a little time, you will devolop your technique. Invest in a router, and a good circular saw and go from there.