taking 2 sub boxes apart to create a new box with different dimensions. would something like this work?
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taking 2 sub boxes apart to create a new box with different dimensions. would something like this work?
wood = box
save your money and have a good box made @double 07 ; the right way the first time his prices are awesome and you wont be scavaging stuff together later it will be done one time and oen time only periodQuote:
Originally Posted by dejesu
Thanks for the props....I am here if he needs me....
What you mean my cardboard box won't hold up???Quote:
Originally Posted by cdc351jeferson
Seriously have double 07 get it done right...
Alright WEST....knock it off....you know I only use the highest grade cardboard!!!!!.......lol
I was talking about the cardboard box I bought from crutchfield! Not yours lolQuote:
Originally Posted by double 07
that new 13 ply cardboard?Quote:
Originally Posted by double 07
i work at a corrugated box company i can get u the best cardboard money can buy lol...just dont get it wet
Piecing boxes together isn't going to look right and has a higher chance of failure. Boxes should be made of cuts of wood that run corner to corner whenever possible using screws, not nails or glue if possible. That is carpentry 101.
Just my 0.02$...
wood ?? forreal i been building boxes outa sheet metal for nothing
and concrete wow.i been goin about this all wrong
I want to hear that sheet metal box when it hits... hope you deadened it!Quote:
Originally Posted by NASTY08IMPALA
so much sarcasm here...
ive seen countless threads by op about him piecing scavaging and going the cheap route . The box is the more important part of your system stop trying to cheap on it save up a little cash and have a box professionally made once you hear one youll never go back
oh yea 6 layers of peel n seal inside and out lolQuote:
Originally Posted by West