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<blockquote data-quote="mlstrass" data-source="post: 6692740" data-attributes="member: 569126">Plan out the assembly so you can reach the panels to glue/screw them. Meaning the top/bottom obviously can&#039;t be reached, so the sides will be full height.For the top you can screw/glue small pieces on the sides so the top can sit on them to hold it while you screw/glue it together. Also pre drill all the screw holes as it&#039;s a LOT easier that way.Assuming you&#039;re doing double thick walls, cut the inner panels so the box goes together like a puzzle and will somewhat hold each panel in place so you can attach it.Some guys do a 2x4 frame first and attach the panels to that, but I&#039;ve never tried that way. I&#039;ve done 6-7 walls my way and they go together pretty easily, just takes a lot of time if working alone.I assemble in this order:bottombacksidestopport wallsbaffle - pre drill sub mounting holes</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mlstrass, post: 6692740, member: 569126"] Plan out the assembly so you can reach the panels to glue/screw them. Meaning the top/bottom obviously can't be reached, so the sides will be full height. For the top you can screw/glue small pieces on the sides so the top can sit on them to hold it while you screw/glue it together. Also pre drill all the screw holes as it's a LOT easier that way. Assuming you're doing double thick walls, cut the inner panels so the box goes together like a puzzle and will somewhat hold each panel in place so you can attach it. Some guys do a 2x4 frame first and attach the panels to that, but I've never tried that way. I've done 6-7 walls my way and they go together pretty easily, just takes a lot of time if working alone. I assemble in this order: bottom back sides top port walls baffle - pre drill sub mounting holes [/QUOTE]

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