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<blockquote data-quote="Evan Kirkendall" data-source="post: 106504" data-attributes="member: 5">Re: What would you do?So, here&#039;s the game plan guys. I&#039;m making some modifications to the subs I currently have. They currently have cheap rubber feet on their bottoms, and really don&#039;t create a nice &quot;seamless&quot; looking stack. My plan is to make skids to interlock the cabinets. Tops will have an area routed out 1/4&quot;, bottoms will have a skid that sticks up 1/4&quot; to lock them together. It will make a much nicer &quot;looking&quot; seam between the cabinets, and they will almost appear to be a double 18 when stacked. Then, to top it off, I plan to create a dolly board that also has the same skid pattern on them to lock the bottom cabinet to it. They will stack 3 high on the dolly board, and get a nice black ratchet strap the hole the whole thing together. Transports in stacks of 3, easy as pie! Time to fire up the wood working tools... Here comes another round of single 18&#039;s! Evan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Evan Kirkendall, post: 106504, member: 5"] Re: What would you do? So, here's the game plan guys. I'm making some modifications to the subs I currently have. They currently have cheap rubber feet on their bottoms, and really don't create a nice "seamless" looking stack. My plan is to make skids to interlock the cabinets. Tops will have an area routed out 1/4", bottoms will have a skid that sticks up 1/4" to lock them together. It will make a much nicer "looking" seam between the cabinets, and they will almost appear to be a double 18 when stacked. Then, to top it off, I plan to create a dolly board that also has the same skid pattern on them to lock the bottom cabinet to it. They will stack 3 high on the dolly board, and get a nice black ratchet strap the hole the whole thing together. Transports in stacks of 3, easy as pie! Time to fire up the wood working tools... Here comes another round of single 18's! Evan [/QUOTE]

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