Basstronics on CAC

[Ryan from Ohio]

We are what we Repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act but a habit.

Welcome to my little sub-forum here on Glorious CAC!

Basstronics- Sonic Superiority Through Design

Subwoofer boxes virtually for any application. I design with your goals in mind and within the given parameters. My goal is for customer satisfaction!

I also do installs and troubleshooting on the side.

Install rates vary and go on a project to project basis.

Same with troubleshooting. If I cant troubleshoot the problem or adequately solve it, there is no charge!

I specialize in street beaters, SQL and I'm heading down the SQ path every day.

Visit my website for more details or just post a question in this forum.
http://www.basstronics.net

I forgot to mention, if you order a box dont forget to mention this post. You get 30% off the build price!!!

[Ryan from Ohio]

I would like to announce that Basstronics will now utilize new screws for our boxes!

NO MORE DRYWALL SCREWS!

I have found some new screws that provide more overall strength with less chance of splitting!

Starting immediately all boxes from this point forward will be constructed with new screws. Said screws are 2 1/2" Lengths. a Full 5/8" longer than the previous screws I have been using for years.

Not only do these screws do a better job, they save time. True they cost triple what the previous screws did, but my time is saved. This savings is being passed down to you the consumer.

Pricing is currently being lowered!

[Bwcad1]

a screw is only as strong as 2-3 times its dia. so using an extra long screw doenst really do that much shorten them up to 1.625 and save a bit of cash and rock out!

[Ryan from Ohio]

I broke up some MDF earlier.

The new screws were way harder to break the MDF...

The drywall screws did so with some effort. I mean 1 5/8" total length vs 2 1/2" there is some difference...

I usually place my screws no closer than 2" from the end of the wood to prevent splitting. I also C'sink/pilot every hole with appropriate tool. Still will split occasionally depending on how moist the wood is.

Also I can rock out far faster. Simply screw it in without any predrilling or C'sinking...

[smoker]

glue, air stapler, mine never come apart or split


although i would like to point out that if you are using 3/4" mdf a screw that long is more detrimental to the structure than it is helpful. you are simply trying to securely join to pieces of wood together 1 5/8" should be plenty, your predrilling has got to be taking some extra time too.

[Ryan from Ohio]

Not only have the prices been reduced, but Im not changing from 20% to 30% off!

[joeyc]

I've been using 2.5" brads and glue lately