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moto211

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  1. A router that does the sub holes makes rounded edges also?

    I really wanna put this in my signature...a router is one of the most versatile tools in the shop and does a lot more than cutting holes and making rounded edges. A round over bit will make your round edge, they come in different sizes, chose one based on the amount you want rounded.

    we all start somewhere ...

  2. wait stop... the rounded edges are not with sandpaper.. with a router, you can use sandpaper it will take you weeks and you fingers will bleed... the stuff on the inside is resin , you can find it at home depot , here a video i did , it will help you ...

  3. no not really , just figure out what the volume of bracing you use, im thinking for the size of your box it would be around .125-.250 cubic feet tops , so minus that from the vb , it will only change the port length 1/2"-1" or so and 1 htz should not be too big of a deal ...

    and you bracing should be front to back, side to side , top to bottom , just make sure it does not flex, you can use 2x4's mdf strips , round rods , any thing to brace it

  4. I've used staples, nails and screws and nothing holds while the glue dries like screws.

    you can use either one , they both work just fine , i like to use staples its a lot faster. Ihave never had a problem with staples coming apart, but i have have a problem with the wood splitting at the edge with screws .. and yes i predrilled , the only thing i would use screwes on is and wood bigger that 1" imo

  5. i vote for staples, they have never let me down , the glue is the trick , besides screws take wwwaaayyy to long ... as long as you cut everything right and square , there should be no problem ... im pretty much cover all of this in the video...

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