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<blockquote data-quote="thatkidbob" data-source="post: 2218763" data-attributes="member: 566497"><p>I used #7 1 1/2" coarse thread deck screws in my most recent box and it turned out very nicely....</p><p></p><p>I only used screws every 9 or 10 inches (but i used at least 2 screws per panel, no matter how short). It took a lil while to build because i still don't have clamps big enough for the boxes i build. I predrilled holes and screwed the box together for a test fit (i predrill with a drill bit thats almost too large), then unscrewed the box, glued the edges, and screwed it back together.</p><p></p><p>When the whole thing was together i used a strap clamp around it horizontally and put about 300 lbs of weight on top of it... 12 hours later when everything was dry, i removed the screws and the box is still strong as hell. It went home with the happy customer the night before last.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thatkidbob, post: 2218763, member: 566497"] I used #7 1 1/2" coarse thread deck screws in my most recent box and it turned out very nicely.... I only used screws every 9 or 10 inches (but i used at least 2 screws per panel, no matter how short). It took a lil while to build because i still don't have clamps big enough for the boxes i build. I predrilled holes and screwed the box together for a test fit (i predrill with a drill bit thats almost too large), then unscrewed the box, glued the edges, and screwed it back together. When the whole thing was together i used a strap clamp around it horizontally and put about 300 lbs of weight on top of it... 12 hours later when everything was dry, i removed the screws and the box is still strong as hell. It went home with the happy customer the night before last. [/QUOTE]
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