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How to Build Custom Speakers

Step 13Glue on the back panel

Glue on the back panel
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With the supports in place you can glue on the back panel. By this point we've all gotten really good at gluing and sensing just how much glue to apply before excess starts to drip out. Paint the glue on both surfaces, apply the back, and clamp thoroughly.
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4 comments
Jun 4, 2009. 11:40 AMjanengel2001 says:
I agree about the dripage, but is it ok to wipe that up with a damp rag at clamping time, and not need the sanding off when it is dry ?
Oct 24, 2010. 4:57 PMmpikas says:
Wiping tends to make a bigger mess... let it dry or partially harden and then scrape it off with a cabinet scraper or a sharp chisel
Jun 4, 2009. 11:38 AMjanengel2001 says:
Any reason that you don't use biscuit joints for the back and front panels too ?
Jun 3, 2009. 9:23 PMfdiddy says:
Why didn't you biscuit join the front and back panels?

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