Box making

I am sure making a box is not hard. Some info on nails, glues, trick & tips would greatly help. I already have the box dimensions. Hopefully someone understands what i am asking.

yea i have access to almost any size air nailer what size u need? just like a pen nailer? for like trim and shhh? about 1 1/2 nail? 16guage nail.. something like that.

2 12'' RE SX, 2 crossfire vr1000d's.  so about 2200 watts rms.

'03 impala ls

In most cases a screwed together seam will split long before a glued together seam. This is why it is fine to use brad nails. The sole purpose of the nails is to hold the two surfaces in place until the glue dries. Once this seam has dried, the surfaces are more than adequately bonded for most subs. If you want to support it even more and in your case is highly recommended, lay a strip of glass on the inner seam, overlay it about 2" on each side, use a couple layers. This will make the seam way stronger than before, way way stronger. I use 16 gauge 1.5" brad nails for .75" mdf. Use a good amount of glue and spread it on the edge of the surface to be adhered first. Do not just lay it on in a strip and expect pressure to spread it evenly as it doesn't. So lay it down, use your finger and cover all of the surface, then nail that seam together. I would not nail within 2" of the end of a piece of the mdf to ensure that it does not split on you. Again, glue is going to be by far stronger than nails or screws. If you are going to screw, again stay away from the ends of the mdf and you must predrill everything.  In 20 years of building boxes I have only had to screw together a handful of boxes, these were usually ones that involved massive amounts of power and 1" mdf. I have had two boxes that were nailed come apart over the years, in both cases it was due to the customer not having the box secured down and allowing it to be bashed all over the trunk (or box of truck in one case). Use a good yellow wood glue for this.

i am new to f-glass.  thinking about messing around with it actually. i was at wal-mart the other day.. stopped by some glass.. i saw different type.. wood.. metal.. new car glass. etc..  pretty much just buy which is for your application then follow directions? once i start my experiment pro .. i 'll be askin in F-glass forum.

Use MDF 3/4" thick  (obviously you have to add or substract this thickness to or from the dimentions depending on the case) and use the dry wall screws (black ones,1 1/2 " lenght) ,you will also need a drill instead of a screw driver so it will be easier and faster to assembly your box

Also, I recommend liquid nails heavy duty glue, apply enough to assembly and seal at the same time(be carefull on how much glue you apply inside the port

Do not use nails ,beacuse the MDF is a very solid material , the nails applied with the air nailer will broke it,believeme! =0)

..and almost forgot it!  put the screws every 1 1/2 inches ....

that´s all what I did with my enclosure(  kicker compcvr 12")   ,I tuned it @ 38 hertz and rocks!

I ment the black metal threaded screws,the ones that are strong...I´m sorry but I don´t know its name in english ,ask for them at home depot...and Gus1 is right ...predrill!!!!