Dual THT-LP

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koturban
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Dual THT-LP

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After buying the drivers a year ago, I finally had the chance to begin my dual 36" THT-LP build...

The wood: 4X8 Baltic birch
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Rift Cut Red Oak veneer:

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Moral support...

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Where I could, I doubled-up on the cuts to save time for the next build.
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36 inches is a loooong reach!
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When I got to the braces, I decided to stop and make a sled for the table saw. (BFM plans, with red oak backer and "miter sliders" from Lee Valley)

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3 braces required for the 36" version
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Continued....

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#2 Post by koturban »

"Production mode"...
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Braces...
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And the side panel...
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Next up: chamber bracing, cover, driver install... test! :D

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#3 Post by Titanium Hand »

Mammoth looking cabinet you've got there :shock: I like it!

You are one of the blessed few to have the holy grail of Circular Saws, lucky lucky man. I often see cabinet makers doing fit outs on building sites swearing by them. Do you rate it as the best tool you ever purchased? So coveted
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#4 Post by BassMe »

Bassets FTW.

Enough said.

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#5 Post by koturban »

Titanium Hand wrote:Mammoth looking cabinet you've got there :shock: I like it!

You are one of the blessed few to have the holy grail of Circular Saws, lucky lucky man. I often see cabinet makers doing fit outs on building sites swearing by them. Do you rate it as the best tool you ever purchased? So coveted
It's definitely earned its keep.

With the parallel guides attached and the stops set, repeat rip cuts of 35" were a snap. Safer than manhandling 4X8 sheets, and I don't have to have take up valuable garage real estate with an in-feed/out-feed table.

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#6 Post by shawn_g »

Nice work, Looks great!

Have you fired it up yet to see how it sounds?

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Nice build! I love dual loaded cabs... :twisted:

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Monster cab!
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#9 Post by koturban »

shawn_g wrote:Nice work, Looks great!

Have you fired it up yet to see how it sounds?
Still some work in the chamber part.

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bassmonster wrote:Nice build! I love dual loaded cabs... :twisted:
My title was probably a little misleading. Will be building two THTLP's.

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Big house or big bass fetish?
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#12 Post by koturban »

Gregory East wrote:Big house or big bass fetish?
Single. :wink:

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koturban wrote:
Gregory East wrote:Big house or big bass fetish?
Single. :wink:
And most likely to stay that way with those in the living room.... :mrgreen:

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Bruce Weldy wrote:
koturban wrote:
Gregory East wrote:Big house or big bass fetish?
Single. :wink:
And most likely to stay that way with those in the living room.... :mrgreen:
Unless he turns them into bench seats. Then he will have to pry the ladies off them after a party. Puts a new meaning to action movie.
2x T39, 1x T60, 1x THTLP, 1x AT(not built by me) 6x DR250
I need more bass

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#15 Post by shawn_g »

subharmonic wrote: ...Puts a new meaning to action movie.

:lol:

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