external bracing
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LuvnThatBass
just do strap bracing inside for the long panels. Won't take up enough volume to make a diff and will make the box stronger. 1 1/2 -2" wide strips of 3/4" mdf glued to the panels.
You can roundover the edges of the braces if you have a router.
You can roundover the edges of the braces if you have a router.
To prevent airspace changes you can put the braces on the outside, but you cant tie them together like inside braces.
sacsking916 5,000+ posts
stayin high an loud
Just use threaded rod
Threaded rod or use the wooden rod for clothes hangers. I like to put some 4" round mdf on the ends so you have a greater contact area.
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