Honestly man, Thank you for this like you said such a simple thing that i completely just found out about. Just ordered 4 packs of 100 to make sure i'm stocked when ever need be for days i get new gears.
cage nuts are commonly used on flight cases also good practice to always start with the bottom two screws on any piece of hardware as that way the weight of thee unit is on the rack as appose to on just two screws
Thank you for this. I am new to rack gear. I got a dbx knockoff compressor which is quite heavy. May I ask if the four screws at the front are adequate to support the weight of the unit? Or do I need some sort of bracket thingy to support the rear end of the unit?
4 screws is usually more than enough. You'll have to consult the manual for your rack as they all support different weights. Some support 75lbs, some 1000lbs. I'm not sure what "quiet heavy" means to you. If you mean 20lbs, you're fine. If you mean 160lbs, then you're still probably fine, but I would add a bracket for my own peace of mind.
Honestly man, Thank you for this like you said such a simple thing that i completely just found out about. Just ordered 4 packs of 100 to make sure i'm stocked when ever need be for days i get new gears.
You're an absolute savage for making this video. thank you sir
cage nuts are commonly used on flight cases also good practice to always start with the bottom two screws on any piece of hardware as that way the weight of thee unit is on the rack as appose to on just two screws
Thank you for this. I am new to rack gear. I got a dbx knockoff compressor which is quite heavy. May I ask if the four screws at the front are adequate to support the weight of the unit? Or do I need some sort of bracket thingy to support the rear end of the unit?
4 screws is usually more than enough. You'll have to consult the manual for your rack as they all support different weights. Some support 75lbs, some 1000lbs. I'm not sure what "quiet heavy" means to you. If you mean 20lbs, you're fine. If you mean 160lbs, then you're still probably fine, but I would add a bracket for my own peace of mind.
@@BenoniStudio it's a dbx 166xl compressor (knockoff) and it feels like 8 pounds. Thank you for taking the time to reply! Really appreciate it.
@@qcgarcia oh yeah, 8lbs is no problem at all 👍
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