Wes Nance
Stunt Coordinator
- Joined
- Jan 1, 2002
- Messages
- 249
Hi!
I don't consider myself a beginner anymore, and have upgraded my skills and questions to intermediate level!
Anyway, I have a table saw now, and am building another set of SCH KOb50's for surrounds. My cuts are more accurate (not perfect yet, still getting the hang of dialing in the saw) and worlds better than when I was using a cheap circular saw and straight edge guide.
Here's my question- I still have trouble getting things clamped up straight and true. I have been trying to glue the sides and inset top and bottom onto the back in one step, letting that dry and then gluing the front baffle on. Often I get a top or bottom that slightly insets, or the whole assemble will shift very slightly on the back, so it doesn't line up perfectly.
I have a decent amount of clamps now- 8 12", 6 24" and 4 36", plus 2 Merle band clamps and a couple right angle clamps.
I would *love* some expert advice on how you guys get everything to line up and stay put. I don't really want to use screws, I don't have a brad nailer, and use titebond.
Thanks!
Wes Nance
I don't consider myself a beginner anymore, and have upgraded my skills and questions to intermediate level!
Anyway, I have a table saw now, and am building another set of SCH KOb50's for surrounds. My cuts are more accurate (not perfect yet, still getting the hang of dialing in the saw) and worlds better than when I was using a cheap circular saw and straight edge guide.
Here's my question- I still have trouble getting things clamped up straight and true. I have been trying to glue the sides and inset top and bottom onto the back in one step, letting that dry and then gluing the front baffle on. Often I get a top or bottom that slightly insets, or the whole assemble will shift very slightly on the back, so it doesn't line up perfectly.
I have a decent amount of clamps now- 8 12", 6 24" and 4 36", plus 2 Merle band clamps and a couple right angle clamps.
I would *love* some expert advice on how you guys get everything to line up and stay put. I don't really want to use screws, I don't have a brad nailer, and use titebond.
Thanks!
Wes Nance