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I use one for panel one installation. especially if it's a wide cab. I leave in it place while I install 2. Just be sure to fill the screw holes when you pull it.

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Right angle jig, put it on the inside.

Ezup survived about 10 yrs in my rental store. That's letting amateurs put it up and take it down all the time. I think we replaced the canopy once.

I've had them do both. The dead short took forever to figure out, symptoms matched. And true, typically they do open

Hook up just the tweeter section, no filter. At low power do the cardboard tube test. I bet you have a dead short in a tweeter.

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Yea, more videos will show up as the inspiration hits. Coming up with content is hard.

Hello, I'm Leland Crooks. I've been absentee for a very long time. I looked in occasionally, but life just intrudes, a lot. I'm going to make a serious effort to get back in the groove on the forum. Biggest problem is you old timers answer all the questions now.

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If you're going to stain, only use General Finishes gel. I use the water bourne. It eliminates the blotching you can get from birch, and is highly controllable as to color. I've tried them all. For a natural finish, the danish oil looks really good, but I though it was a bunch of work. The wiping po...

My first cut was a simple baffle cutout. Cleaner cut than I can do with my jasper jig. The festool spindle motor is damn impressive. Better than a cnc table for me at least. Unless you have a 5 axis you still have to cut all the angles on the table saw. What I'm really looking forward to are perfect...

Say hello to my little friend. I ordered it over a year ago on their kickstarter.
Once I get it down I'm going to offer emgraved logos.
See how it works here. www.shapertools.com

Piles of braces for 4 t60"s

Pocket screws will push you off your lines about 1/16. Check my videos for a pocket screw tutorialhttps://www.speakerhardware.com/how-tos/