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My next suggestion would've been this:


(edit: not my pic)

However when constructing the 2nd box, I realized I forgot to add the internal braces (not the visible ones) on the first box. https://i.stack.imgur.com/jiFfM.jpg All of the internal braces? Bryan’s idea would work, but I’d honestly suggest cutting off one whole side as close as you can to the side...

How many passes with a laser to get through 1/4" plywood?

I'm building two T39 slims. 15" wide, loaded with BP102. I think this'll be more than enough for his 30' x 40' shop. https://www.parts-express.com/Dayton-Audio-SPA500DSP-500W-Subwoofer-Plate-Amplifier-with-DSP-300-8012 https://i.pinimg.com/originals/0c/57/c2/0c57c239e1e66c0e7e6ffad1435d918f.jp...

I feel like I'm usually the a$$hole when I respond to questions. I've probably deleted more replies than submitted (on all other forums, too). Some people just can't be helped, and few are worth my time.

Key point tonight...the SLAP plans say there are half- moon cutouts for the tweeter barrels but provide no dimensions. If using the Goldwoods, the diameter for that hole is 2 1/4". I'll be cutting that out with a hole saw and finishing it with the jig saw. It's been a minute, but I believe I d...

Bruce Weldy wrote: ↑Thu Apr 07, 2022 3:28 pm I've used a 3/8" roundover on all of my cabs. If you use a brad nailer and keep it toward the inside of the cab when you shoot, it's not a problem. My bit has eaten through those brads without even leaving a nick.

+1

One thing... I'm going to post pics of the crossover I built for this center. All three look just like this one but I'm second guessing myself as I've never built a crossover. I just wanted to make sure I did everything right. Thanks in advance for taking a look! It's kinda hard to follow but it lo...

A simple handheld router and circle jig has made all of the baffle cut-outs that I've done.... I started with a jigsaw (with copious amounts of sanding) then the garage sale router and homemade circle jig. But when a friend built a cnc router table, we made templates of every cut that isn't a line ...

Rub some PL on it and it'll be fine.

If you have access to a CNC, why not make some router templates? Makes builds way faster, easier and consistent. If I made 8 of anything by hand, the first would look terrible and the eighth would look decent.

I hope you're doing you homework before cutting up any of that wood

I agree with everything above. I started on a kool-aid and ramen noodle budget with a bp102 t24, 12" tops and old iron amp with radio-shack quality mixer (setting voltage with a meter and putting tape at the max levels :shock:). It worked fine for house parties till I could afford to upgrade a ...

Read this: http://www.bcae1.com/xoorder.htm Crossover calculators give a starting point, but they assume an exact resistive load, so I always test and tweak as required to come up with the best component values. If you could just post a great link to every question we ask here, just think of all th...

J_Dunavin wrote: ↑Wed Mar 02, 2022 2:18 pm I 2nd the driverack!

3rd

Tom Smit wrote: ↑Mon Feb 21, 2022 10:25 pm Handles are very worthwhile!

enough that I made router jigs