Enclosure Vibration

[BigBearAl]

I have just resealed box with caulk because port walls were moving everywhere. Sounds amazing and bangs hard, although, I just noticed the left wall of the box vibrates. It is visually noticable, as well as heard. If I push wall in, to stop vibration, it makes a cleaner and deeper sound. I'm not sure what to use to fix this without going back inside the enclosure. Would liquid nails work? Looking for suggestions, thanks!

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[Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts]

Sounds like you need a properly built box. That box is falling apart and that caulk wont hold and you have no way to properly wood glue the parts that are breaking/falling apart.

 

[Louisiana_CRX 5,000+ posts]

I have just resealed box with caulk because port walls were moving everywhere. Sounds amazing and bangs hard, although, I just noticed the left wall of the box vibrates. It is visually noticable, as well as heard. If I push wall in, to stop vibration, it makes a cleaner and deeper sound. I'm not sure what to use to fix this without going back inside the enclosure. Would liquid nails work? Looking for suggestions, thanks!

You can get some bedliner spray at walmart 4 or 5 cans and spray it real good inside and out...then give it time to dry it should be solid like a pro box then

 

[Flipper245]

Double up the panels on the outside of the box. Glue and screw overlapping the seams. That should hold it together but makes it heavier and larger.

 

[BigBearAl]

Sounds like you need a properly built box. That box is falling apart and that caulk wont hold and you have no way to properly wood glue the parts that are breaking/falling apart.

The box originally had no seals on it at all. Everything is secured perfectly, just that one side is moving.

Double up the panels on the outside of the box. Glue and screw overlapping the seams. That should hold it together but makes it heavier and larger.

I may try this, thanks!