Which screw

[ekah]

I bought 2 different machine screws with t nuts just need to know which one

One is #10 32 x 1 - 1/2 in

The other is #10 24 x 1 in

The other screw i used was to small and slipped through and the sub fell out. It was a #6

And do i use a washer on it or not?

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[YukonXL04]

The 1.5 if you have a double baffle. The 1" if you have a single

 

[ekah]

If the subwoofer hole is 11.15 inches what would I use for the circle jig?

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[YukonXL04]

I would use 11 3/16. 11.1875

 

[ekah]

Thank you very much

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[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

I personally like to use allenhead bolts to match spiked t-nut combination. Because over time, those phillips/flatheads will wear out. Allenheads will last longer.

Also....any diameter of sub mounting, always divide by 1/2 for use of the Jasper jig. And a 1/4" router straight bit. Preferablly carbide.

 

[ekah]

ill run down to home depot and check out some allenheads. are they numbered like regular screws like 10-24?

yeah i was having trouble with my striaght bit being cheap and what not. seem like it never wanted to cut

 

[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

ill run down to home depot and check out some allenheads. are they numbered like regular screws like 10-24? yeah i was having trouble with my striaght bit being cheap and what not. seem like it never wanted to cut

Yes/should be. Whatever your size your t-nuts are, make sure you match them.

Btw, what's with the Pikachu ball in 1st pic?!

 

[ekah]

Ahh alright makes sense. I just came back from japan and it's from the pokecenter lol

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[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

Oh eye see.

 

[ekah]

Btw if I get the screws how long of a screw. I'll be using 2 3/4 birch wood. 1.5 to be flush or like 2 inches long to extend pass the t nut?

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[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

Absolute bare minimum would be 1.5". I would use 1.75" this will give you a little more thread area and to add in the basket thickness.