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Thank you Bill for choosing my THT for your catalog page , and thanks to everyone for all of the nice comments. Makes a guy feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

Billy Joe wrote:

Ok, i hope that was the one.

If you could resize the picture of the THT alone so that the upper and lower corners aren't cut off I'd like to put it on the catalog page. Hi Bill. That's cool that you want to use the picture of my THT, but unfortunately when i took the picture i cut of the top and bottom. (Real shutterbug... i k...

The klipsch speakers are industrial La Scalas. They are the industrial version of the standard La Scala. They are finished in a fiberglass finish and have aluminum edge trim so they don't get beat up by being hauled around by DJ's, bands ect. The woofer is rated for 200 watts where as the standard L...

I finished The THT yesterday, and it sounds awesome. I have missed not having a sub since i sold my last THT. This ones here to stay.

http://i1312.photobucket.com/albums/t523/badolph1/1ce05d15-896a-452e-99ab-c007e9720104_zpsb1c382c9.jpg http://i1312.photobucket.com/albums/t523/badolph1/c011a3db-f768-450a-a4be-646b0b2c727a_zps818baa35.jpg http://i1312.photobucket.com/albums/t523/badolph1/12b1493a-2620-4768-a6a0-f7c17dfa5454_zps5ae...

byacey wrote:Nice table. Is it fastened to the fence rail?

No, it's sitting on 1 1/4 angle iron fastened to the saw cabinet.

I have the Ridgid TS3650 table saw. It's a really nice saw, and it doesn't take up a whole lot of floor space. I made an out feed table that can be folded down when not in use, and then moved into a corner of the garage. http://i1312.photobucket.com/albums/t523/badolph1/a84db176-6b6a-463d-9ed6-c37e1...

Finally got a picture of the T18 with my La Scalas. My son was finally home long enough to help me :wall: I am still pretty impressed with the T18. although i don't turn it up too loud it does a good job filling in. I am planning on starting on another THT next month, gotta few honey do's to do firs...

I've been subless for a few months after i sold my THT cab to help pay for repairs to my Hafler 500 amp. I kept the DVC driver for another THT. In the meantime i built a t18 to use with my computer/stereo system in the spare bedroom witch measures only 11x11. I know what y'all are thinking, and yes ...

The mortise bit was my first choice. I just thought maybe there was rabbet bit big enough to do it. I hope i don't screw this up to bad Thanks for the help.

I am building a t18, and i am going to do an inlaid access cover. The plans say to rout a 9/16 channel around the cover, but i can't find a rabbet bit that big. Any suggestions. Thanks.

It was a lot of fun installing the stereo and sub with my son yesterday, and it was more fun to see the look on his face when we fired it up. I always wanted a nice setup in my car when i was young, but never could afford it. Now i'm 50, and i am having some fun with it. :hyper: I have the plans for...

Both my son and i were grinning ear to ear as we set in his 1995 Honda civic jamming. I finally installed the Autotuba today that i built a year ago. My son was working to buy his first car, and he finally did it :clap: . I have been using it with my computer system, and it sounded pretty damn good,...