Saw these at Rockler and thought they could be useful for hanging the heavier sub speakers (thinking Labs) without need for the Harley method (sorry Dr. H!)
It produces 'mushroomed' ends on tee nuts to avoid them backing out of the hole:
Only problem is that you have to buy the tee nuts from Rockler as they must be the ones designed for this task. However for a couple of subs paying £9 for the bit and £6 for 20 tee nuts isn't too bad. Sorry for the £ sterling, I've only got the UK pricing on Rockler's site, but it's probably about the same amount of $.
They might be a bit tight (on the Lab's at least) as they are 1/4-20. The eminence data sheet quotes 0.26" as the bolt hole diameter.
Video here:
Tee Nuts
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Re: Tee Nuts
Another source, way cheaper: http://shop.stafast.com/t-nuts/locking/ ... king-rivetescapemcp wrote: Only problem is that you have to buy the tee nuts from Rockler as they must be the ones designed for this task.
$2.92 for 20
Built:
17" width 10" driver Autotuba
2 x 29" width dual Lab12 Tuba60
6 x DR250 2510/asd1001
In progress:
2 x DR250 2510/asd1001
For best results, point the loud end of the array towards the audience
17" width 10" driver Autotuba
2 x 29" width dual Lab12 Tuba60
6 x DR250 2510/asd1001
In progress:
2 x DR250 2510/asd1001
For best results, point the loud end of the array towards the audience
Re: Tee Nuts
Probably don't post to UK though It does give me hope however, that maybe I can find a supplier for these over here.
Thanks for the heads up
Thanks for the heads up
Re: Tee Nuts
DOH! Just remembered that I use insert nuts now.
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Re: Tee Nuts
They do look far superior to a standard T nut.