Hi,
This more of general question with wood screws and the wood for loudspeakers. For retail speakers, if you were to remove the screws and then later
put them back on, how many times could you do that before the wood gets messed up?
I’m pretty sure it’s MDF wood. I was planning to remove the drivers so I can add different color vinyl wrap then put the drivers back on.
This more of general question with wood screws and the wood for loudspeakers. For retail speakers, if you were to remove the screws and then later
put them back on, how many times could you do that before the wood gets messed up?
I’m pretty sure it’s MDF wood. I was planning to remove the drivers so I can add different color vinyl wrap then put the drivers back on.
The screws will gradually get looser and less secure with each tightening.
Finally you have to either use toothpicks, or the next larger wood screw.
Finally you have to either use toothpicks, or the next larger wood screw.
Use Thin Super Glue "cyanoacrylate" let the glue soak into the wood for 2 or three minutes. Then spray on or apply " cyanoacrylate accelerator" The accelerator can be found in a hobby shop or craft store.
After the above treatment the "MDF" will be hard enough to tap threads into it. I have used this technique for many wood projects.
After the above treatment the "MDF" will be hard enough to tap threads into it. I have used this technique for many wood projects.