Step 8: Step 8: Sand, Glue and Stain (Optional)
Depending on the CNC router you used and how careful you were during construction you may need to do some finishing work on your speaker. I painted the speaker cap white for a nice plain detail. You can further protect your MDF panels by taking them off and coating them with a clear staining agent. If you used a wood besides MDF then play around with other stains and protective agents.
You are also going to want to glue the speaker to it's cap from the inside and glue the speaker plate to the bottom panel of MDF. This will secure your speaker and reduce rattling.
While the pegs hold the panels together nicely you may want to use a little glue and clamp the panels together over night. You wont have access to the inside anymore so make sure everything is strongly secured, wired and soldered inside if you do this!
You are also going to want to glue the speaker to it's cap from the inside and glue the speaker plate to the bottom panel of MDF. This will secure your speaker and reduce rattling.
While the pegs hold the panels together nicely you may want to use a little glue and clamp the panels together over night. You wont have access to the inside anymore so make sure everything is strongly secured, wired and soldered inside if you do this!
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