Mount Outlet Box and Route Wire

So, yeah. So, I threw up that uh new work or old work construction box. I wish I would have bought a new work construction box just to go right to the stud, but I didn't. So, anyways, here's the hole that I drilled for the 10 gauge wire with a hole saw. I knocked out that metal plate on the other side. That'll fit the two wires perfectly. I'm not too worried about it. I did have to get a screwdriver there and pry backwards and hopefully or luckily I had enough room. But anyways, back to the box. So, I didn't use the box how I was intended to use because if I would have used it how it was intended, then every time I have to take that piece of plywood down, if I ever have to, then the whole box is going to go with it. And that wasn't going to work for me. So, I didn't want to go to the store and buy a new box, the proper box. So, I just dropped two drywall screws in there. It's not going to go anywhere. or my compressor is going to be plugged into it full time. So, I'm not too worried about it. But, yeah, that's about that's about it. Pretty simple. Throw your box up there. Drill a hole into your panel. And next, we'll run the wires. So, at this point,