Ever been stuck on a project because you don't have enough fuse blocks? Why pay when you can make your own! It's wicked easy & the plastic ones are no better! www.youtube.comEnjoy The Music? Subscribe For More ORIGINAL Tracks! "Conquer The World" - By Cultivata Beats Beat Made On FL Studio 8 www.youtube.com BTW - The solder reference is for when connecting wire into the terminals, So for you, yes it will be wicked needed. **Enjoy The Music? Subscribe For More Information On These ORIGINAL Tracks - Cultivata & MC Fathom Phantom** Step 1: Cut to length your 3/4 inch wood sliver to fit your applied fuse ( ANL ) Step 2: Mark & Drill 2 holes for the mouting bolts - matching the spot up with the eye. Step 3: Use a 1/2 inch butteryfly bit to shave down the existing hole by 1/4 inch ( This allows for Flush Mounted Heads ) Step 4: Drill 2, 2 inch by 5/8 inch fine thread screws into each hole, threading will occur naturally. Step 5: Then take 2 lug fasteners and find prefered fuse location along the 2" bolt. Step 6: Place fuse onto post, and screw on 2 more addition lugs. ( This will affix the fuse to the post firmly & securly ) Step 7: ( At This Point, solder the terminals onto your wire ) I will be getting some soon! Step 8: Fill the back of the fuse block with wood filler! ( This will prevent grounding out ) Step 9: Place terminals over post, and screw on 2 more additional lugs ( This will affix the terminals to the post firmly & securly ) Step 10: ENJOY! My First Car Audio ...
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
How To Make Homemade Fuse Blocks - Cheap Car Audio Install Tricks - Cool 0 Gauge ANL Holder Upgrade
How To Make Homemade Fuse Blocks - Cheap Car Audio Install Tricks - Cool 0 Gauge ANL Holder Upgrade Video Clips. Duration : 3.98 Mins.
Ever been stuck on a project because you don't have enough fuse blocks? Why pay when you can make your own! It's wicked easy & the plastic ones are no better! www.youtube.comEnjoy The Music? Subscribe For More ORIGINAL Tracks! "Conquer The World" - By Cultivata Beats Beat Made On FL Studio 8 www.youtube.com BTW - The solder reference is for when connecting wire into the terminals, So for you, yes it will be wicked needed. **Enjoy The Music? Subscribe For More Information On These ORIGINAL Tracks - Cultivata & MC Fathom Phantom** Step 1: Cut to length your 3/4 inch wood sliver to fit your applied fuse ( ANL ) Step 2: Mark & Drill 2 holes for the mouting bolts - matching the spot up with the eye. Step 3: Use a 1/2 inch butteryfly bit to shave down the existing hole by 1/4 inch ( This allows for Flush Mounted Heads ) Step 4: Drill 2, 2 inch by 5/8 inch fine thread screws into each hole, threading will occur naturally. Step 5: Then take 2 lug fasteners and find prefered fuse location along the 2" bolt. Step 6: Place fuse onto post, and screw on 2 more addition lugs. ( This will affix the fuse to the post firmly & securly ) Step 7: ( At This Point, solder the terminals onto your wire ) I will be getting some soon! Step 8: Fill the back of the fuse block with wood filler! ( This will prevent grounding out ) Step 9: Place terminals over post, and screw on 2 more additional lugs ( This will affix the terminals to the post firmly & securly ) Step 10: ENJOY! My First Car Audio ...
Ever been stuck on a project because you don't have enough fuse blocks? Why pay when you can make your own! It's wicked easy & the plastic ones are no better! www.youtube.comEnjoy The Music? Subscribe For More ORIGINAL Tracks! "Conquer The World" - By Cultivata Beats Beat Made On FL Studio 8 www.youtube.com BTW - The solder reference is for when connecting wire into the terminals, So for you, yes it will be wicked needed. **Enjoy The Music? Subscribe For More Information On These ORIGINAL Tracks - Cultivata & MC Fathom Phantom** Step 1: Cut to length your 3/4 inch wood sliver to fit your applied fuse ( ANL ) Step 2: Mark & Drill 2 holes for the mouting bolts - matching the spot up with the eye. Step 3: Use a 1/2 inch butteryfly bit to shave down the existing hole by 1/4 inch ( This allows for Flush Mounted Heads ) Step 4: Drill 2, 2 inch by 5/8 inch fine thread screws into each hole, threading will occur naturally. Step 5: Then take 2 lug fasteners and find prefered fuse location along the 2" bolt. Step 6: Place fuse onto post, and screw on 2 more addition lugs. ( This will affix the fuse to the post firmly & securly ) Step 7: ( At This Point, solder the terminals onto your wire ) I will be getting some soon! Step 8: Fill the back of the fuse block with wood filler! ( This will prevent grounding out ) Step 9: Place terminals over post, and screw on 2 more additional lugs ( This will affix the terminals to the post firmly & securly ) Step 10: ENJOY! My First Car Audio ...
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