building a sub box
10-02-2006, 04:10 PM
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building a sub box
im planning the construction of my sub box and i was curious wat is a good type of wood to use and where i could get it. im not shooting for anything super high quality just something that will get the job done for a good price.
10-02-2006, 05:11 PM
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Re: building a sub box (cockerkid008)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by cockerkid008 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">mdf
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Re: building a sub box (hondacivic995)
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It also comes in 5/8. Home Depot has 3/4 for something like $25 for a 8x4 feet sheet. The 5/8 sheet is only a few bucks less.
It also comes in 5/8. Home Depot has 3/4 for something like $25 for a 8x4 feet sheet. The 5/8 sheet is only a few bucks less.
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Re: building a sub box (skrewdriver88)
Yes....MDF (medium density fiberboard) or HDF (high density)
is your friend. Avg price at home centers is $20-25 per 4'x8' sheets-which are better in the price catagory than a precut 2'x4' hobby sheet. .75 " is the best for most applications,but depending on sub type and use 1.0" or .5" can work as well.
Now break out the saws and have at it
is your friend. Avg price at home centers is $20-25 per 4'x8' sheets-which are better in the price catagory than a precut 2'x4' hobby sheet. .75 " is the best for most applications,but depending on sub type and use 1.0" or .5" can work as well.
Now break out the saws and have at it
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