Yo B-rock....first pics of your box mang

[bonesninja 5,000+ posts]

None of the standard stacks of wood or anything like that....just box pics. I still need to put the feet on it....for people looking, it goes in a ranger pickup and has to fit the ledge along the back wall. Also need to carpet it once the feet go on.

0.8cf net sealed for 2 JL Audio 8w3v2's.

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[Wkbdkid 10+ year member]

Good looking box.

An sweet G.I. Joe.......

 

[ahillworks 10+ year member]

Good looking box. Simple and looks very sealed.

 

[bonesninja 5,000+ posts]

Good looking box.


An sweet G.I. Joe.......

i still like to play them with my son:crazy:

 

[bonesninja 5,000+ posts]

Good looking box. Simple and looks very sealed.

thanks...and yes it is very sealed and extremely strong...definately overbuilt for the application

 

[ngsm13 5,000+ posts]

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nG

 

[Twisted_0912 10+ year member]

no router? looks good though

 

[bonesninja 5,000+ posts]

no router? looks good though

i have a router with a circle jig but it is too big to make a 7" cutout

 

[ahillworks 10+ year member]

thanks...and yes it is very sealed and extremely strong...definately overbuilt for the application

Personally I do not beleave in over built. Better it last long than not long at all. Right?

 

[Twisted_0912 10+ year member]

i have a router with a circle jig but it is too big to make a 7" cutout

got ya

 

[406er 10+ year member]

are those roofing nails??

 

[bonesninja 5,000+ posts]

are those roofing nails??

lol....no. They are the type of nails that have little ridges on them so they don't back out. I only use them because i don't want to leave the clamps on each joint til the glue drys for a nice tight fit. I pre-drill all the holes and then drive the nails....works amazingly well and i never have to worry about wood splitting or a hole stripping.

 

[iowaaurora 10+ year member]

are those roofing nails??

sure look like it

but what do iknow i am just a dum roofer

 

[bonesninja 5,000+ posts]

sure look like it but what do iknow i am just a dum roofer

pretty sure roofing nails are galvanized or aluminum and have a larger head...i use what are called threaded nails or ringed nails because they have much better holding power than brads or straight nails

 

[JLJunkieMX107 10+ year member]

Ring shank nails are sometimes used in roofing applications but are more commonly used in flooring.

Nice box! looks like its built like a tank