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Bruce Weldy wrote:Tape a piece of cardboard over those drivers! You're scaring the hell out of me. And a plastic bag taped over the backside too.

Then take the cardboard off right before putting on the second side. But, leave the plastic bags on so PL doesn't drip on 'em.

That a real big chance you are taking leaving 'em in like that.

Lol. I don't sweat the small stuff, Bruce!

I'm putting on panels 12 and 13 on cab 1 right now. I hope to get the side on tonight too. Cab 2 is still at panel 5

Looks good. The only issue I have with Kregg Jigs is you have to use their screws (or so they say) - which aren't cheap. Are you using their screws? If not, that might be the cause of your 1/16 push out. I was thinking about buying one to build some furniture, but after I saw the prices on the screws I decided against it at the time. Now, I'm thinking about building a new kitchen table and desk for the computer, so I'm back to thinking a Kregg would be really advantageous. Do you think it's making your build go faster?

The screws aren't as expensive as I thought. A box of 1" screws are only like $3 or $4. I removed a lot of my screws after the Pl cured so I used less than a box between 2 cabs.

I think it sped up the build, but it make the build easier in a lot of ways.

67baja wrote:The screws aren't as expensive as I thought. A box of 1" screws are only like $3 or $4. I removed a lot of my screws after the Pl cured so I used less than a box between 2 cabs.

I think it sped up the build, but it make the build easier in a lot of ways.

Cool. How many screws in a box though?

100. I bought 3 or 4 boxes and have a lot left.

Not bad. I thought they were more expensive when I was looking, maybe that was just the place I was looking.

Also, kreg screws are like recex screws. They have a drilling tip so you don't have to predrill.

So... Can we get more of the build-pics? Maybe a glimpse of the finished project?

Pocket screws will push you off your lines about 1/16. Check my videos for a pocket screw tutorialhttps://www.speakerhardware.com/how-tos/