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If money is not an option, get the Porter Cable that comes with both a fixed and plunge base. You can't go wrong there....

I personally make the reflectors a tight fit, so the wood is what is really holding it in place. And basically the hot glue is just to keep everthing airtight. Just my .02 cents

I think there may be a little confusion here. After re-reading your post it seems to me that you are trying to draw the layout lines using the angles provided in the plans. Big no-no. Just use the given measurements and connect the dots. The angles given in the plans are there to help with the beve...

Bill Fitzmaurice wrote:

MalcolmA wrote: I'm at the stage of marking intersecting panels etc on the sides of my Tuba 36, and i'm struggling with the angles.

The angles are all shown in the plans, unless your copy is more than 4 months old.

My copy is. hint,hint

I would suggest using a sliding bevel to transfer the angles from the ply to your table saw. They only cost a couple bucks, but are invaluable for the job.

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Hello All.. Lawrence Langford I have been doing car and pro-audio installs for about the last 14 years. I am currently building speakers cabs as well as selling drivers, hardware, electronics, and custom racks and cabling. I am also a wholesale auto dealer and trying to get into real estate (like i ...

Buy a good blade. Don't scrimp. Makes all the difference in the world. I put a diablo 60t on my antique 9" saw and it cuts bbirch like butter. No tear out, no splintering, just smooth sweet cuts. The cuts are extremely clean with the diablo. There several good brands, i just wouldn't go with a...

This what a customer had to say about a DR280 I built for him. It was loaded with 6 piezos and a 4ohm version of the Deltalite 2512. Hey man I've only had a chance to try it at apartment levels, but - So far sounds excellent It pairs very nicely with my old Acoustic 470, which is warm and midrangey ...