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I have a pair of Fostex FE206E and plan to start building a pair
of cabinets soon. I am thinking of going with insert nuts for the drivers to make it easy to remove them if required. I read a few bad experiences with t-nuts, and they say threaded inserts are better. Can some one point me to the right size (or spec) of inserts I would need? What about using inserts to bolt on one of the sides, so it is easy to open the box to tweak with damping etc? Or would that be a recipe for a leaky box? I can use some kind of rubber gasket, or maybe caulk to seal it from outside to make it airtight. |
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Location: Hot Spring Village AR
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