Since the box volume changed a little bit and i didn't have the room i thought i would for the 4" ports, i ended up using 3" ports.
There will now be 2 3" ports in the center chamber. I wanted to do 3, 3" ports but the volume changed a little and the numbers just didn't look right to me. I guess ill find out! It's just 2 P2 10's they shouldn't have any port noise but i will also do a FAT round over on them once i am ready to do so.
Time to start thinking about fiberglassing. Blue tape, spray glue, and some plastic....and i am ready to glass.
Cutting a few port holes. Like i said above, once i am at that point, i will throw a nice round-over on these. I went with traditional tube ports because i need every bit of space i can get in this box. No real room to do Aero-ports. Plus, their location and where they are aiming played a big role in my choice to use them. Tubes work great so no problem!
Looking from this angle it starts to become apparent that this is a complicated box to build. Being a 6th order bandpass is already a pain in the ass but this crazy shaped bed is really challenging. I decided to use the bed wall as the actual enclosure wall. No sense in using a bunch of wood scraps...plus, as i said, i need all the space i can get.
SMD Sunflash FTW.. Take my sweet time, no rush at all. When i am ready, back it out to the sun and it locks up in about a minute or so...usually well under a minute. In case you are wondering, this is the color of it. No catalyst. No mixing. Right out of the container into your cup onto your project. Easy.