T-Nuts yes or no?
02-10-2008, 02:23 AM
#2
I use T Nuts all the time but make shure you use a good adhesive to hold them in
place...I have seen people push down to hard on the screw when taking the sub
out and push the T Nut away from the MDF..it will just spin inside the enclosure
and be a real pain in the aZZ to get out
place...I have seen people push down to hard on the screw when taking the sub
out and push the T Nut away from the MDF..it will just spin inside the enclosure
and be a real pain in the aZZ to get out
02-10-2008, 10:39 AM
#3
I agree with trevor^^
-nutsare good for boxes, u dont wear holes or need turn subs. But the prob I had, was I over tightened two of them, and tey became useless. So when ya put them in bro, dont crank them as tight as possible. they can strip too. They a goodway of doing it though
-nutsare good for boxes, u dont wear holes or need turn subs. But the prob I had, was I over tightened two of them, and tey became useless. So when ya put them in bro, dont crank them as tight as possible. they can strip too. They a goodway of doing it though
02-10-2008, 11:12 AM
#4
I use T Nuts all the time but make shure you use a good adhesive to hold them in
place...I have seen people push down to hard on the screw when taking the sub
out and push the T Nut away from the MDF..it will just spin inside the enclosure
and be a real pain in the aZZ to get out
place...I have seen people push down to hard on the screw when taking the sub
out and push the T Nut away from the MDF..it will just spin inside the enclosure
and be a real pain in the aZZ to get out
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