those do look much better than T-nuts

T-nuts can be a huge pain in the ass

They friggin' work too, super easy to put in. Drill a 7/32 hole and screw it in with a screwtwist allen head. In 3/4"+ MDF too the alignment isn't all that critical so you can slant them off for those friggin' drivers that don't quite have enough lip to really feel great about the physical connection (ahem, only complaint I have so far about the Rli8) and you can tighten them down good. They are meant for particle board

badass, going to have to look into those for my next enclosure

orange, orange, orange, orange, green

orange, black, orange, orange, orange, green

Never had tried them before, but since I own a company (that currently does nothing ) a while back I opened a Grainger account and was looking through the catalog and read something like "stops annoying shattering of particle board" and bought a bag. That's why I gave you the McMaster Carr part number though as you can't just go in and buy from Grainger, unless you make up a company and do a one time buy.

The other is passed in a chair 10' away from me from post orgasmic drunken relaxation.

those do look much better than T-nuts

T-nuts can be a huge pain in the ass

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They friggin' work too, super easy to put in. Drill a 7/32 hole and screw it in with a screwtwist allen head. In 3/4"+ MDF too the alignment isn't all that critical so you can slant them off for those friggin' drivers that don't quite have enough lip to really feel great about the physical connection (ahem, only complaint I have so far about the Rli8) and you can tighten them down good. They are meant for particle board

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badass, going to have to look into those for my next enclosure

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I agree............granted thats prolly over a year away

J

The other is passed in a chair 10' away from me from post orgasmic drunken relaxation.

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That is right on bro!!!

J

I think I paid $7 or 8 for 100 too, you can build lots of enclosures

Just need some bulk 8-32 screws of the right length. They make them in 1/4-20 that I'd use for large lip sub.

I think I paid $7 or 8 for 100 too, you can build lots of enclosures

Just need some bulk 8-32 screws of the right length.  They make them in 1/4-20 that I'd use for large lip sub.

if you still have some in a few months (and if i remember), i may be asking to buy a dozen

Building my damn box, the new plunge router I have broke both my circle jigs. Luckily I had made all but 1 round cut. Free hand ftw! Turned out better than any jigsaw hole I had cut though. I really did not like the Jasper jigs anyway, flimsy and real inaccurate. Think I am going to go get the craftsman, the holes Zaph cut with it our unbelievably perfect. That and infinitably adjustable for flush mounting large flanges and such would be sweet.

Just got back from graduation. Reminded me how much I hate congregations of stupid people.

And people need to learn how to speak pucking English.

in a few months

What are you planning?

Just got back from graduation. Reminded me how much I hate congregations of stupid people.

And people need to learn how to speak pucking English.

Agreed, it is even getting strange up here. There are a lot of restaurants where it is easier for me to order in Spanish. Oh, did I point out I don't speak any Spanish--other than I can sort of read a menu from travelling in South America for a few weeks.

<-----Types run-ons and uses lots of .......... when drinking.

in a few months

What are you planning?

rebuilding the RL-i enclosures to be a little bigger and not have lots of air leaks where they meet the rear deck

M5 were you quoting Ghost Busters back there

no cross streaming?

My roomie found out........more cash=more english hookers speak in Mexico.

J

Actually more quoting a really long term standing joke with my friends that did originate with that movie.

/\ terrible, but funny to us.

Reading time!

nice man

J

in a few months

What are you planning?

rebuilding the RL-i enclosures to be a little bigger and not have lots of air leaks where they meet the rear deck

I like the harmon/kardon's in my toshiba...........btw when burning cd's from mp3's...........how do i increase the volume?? all volume controls on the laptop including the outside one is maxed out and yet when i go to play the cd back in my HU i have to turn it way the hell up to get it to sound ever remotly acceptable volume wise.........also steve i am on my way to go check on the UA.............status report in about an hour.

J

Use a program that will normalize the volume (make peak volume 0 dB on each song) such as Nero ...

Rip with Foobar or Exact Audio Copy or don't rip!

He never said anything about ripping ... He wanted to know of a program that would increase the volume of the MP3s he already has when he burns a CD, which Nero does ...

+1 for Jmac

like i said.......hate boit torrent........any straight up downloads??

J

Misfit Pygmy says:

what are you doing ?

James says:

Being hungry

Misfit Pygmy says:

me too. you choose. i dont care what it is as long as its solid

James says:

I've already suggested a few things that you've said no to

James says:

Nachos ?

James says:

Not really dinner, but ...

Misfit Pygmy says:

um ... i dunno.

James says:

I could put tomatoes on them too

James says:

and get salsa

Misfit Pygmy says:

i guess if you really want them. but maybe i could have something else

James says:

Such as ...

Misfit Pygmy says:

i dunno ...

Misfit Pygmy says:

a burger i guess.

James says:

How about chicken noodle soup ?

Misfit Pygmy says:

thats not solid ..

James says:

Chicken noodle soup w/o broth

Misfit Pygmy says:

eww

James says:

With broth to drink on the side

James says:

It's like chicken tea

Misfit Pygmy says:

okey thats just nasty