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About 30 years ago, I started from the bottom, cutting MDF with a hack saw blade, keyhole saw (whatever i could find, then a cheap black and decker jigsaw with a bent blade. Then got a router years later and believe it or not, then came a table saw. Right about that same time i got a panel saw too. I always wanted one just like at Home Depot because of those "deadly accurate" cuts it had. Been built a lot of boxes and a lot of "things" over the years with whatever i had at the time. Well this time i upgraded again. I have been thinking of a CNC machine for cutting MDF for years! I finally got the flame lit under my ass when Brian aka Audiofanaticz and i started talking about it last night. He tossed me a few links and i was really liking the prices. The unit i chose is about $15,600. I am putting a fat down payment down (even though i qualified for NO down payment) and i will pay the 4 year loan off probably in a year or so. I like to do this (get loans and pay them off fast) so i can get the kickass credit score out of the deal. Damn near 800 right now I am hoping it will arrive about 2 weeks from tomorrow after i finalize the paperwork on it. Now you guys KNOW i will post pics when it arrives! Now, to find a spot to put it and get my electrician on the job. Here is a link to the finer details. https://www.elitemetaltools.com/tool-shop/products/baileigh-wr-48v-router-table

A good way for first timers or even seasoned vets is build the enclosure without the ported side loading wall. Find the res freq on the sealed side. Hopefully around 45-50hz... Then when u find that tune your ported side to your seal side res freq... For port area a good place to start is half of the cone area. So for a single zv4 12" port area in a 4th u could start with 60"

When is the demo party at the shop? We can all stand around like Caltrans workers and watch the new guy do all the work I'll bring a shovel to lean against

Got some PWX6's from him.... Super fast shipping. Doesn't beat around the bush and is straight up with everyone... 100 stars for an awesome seller!!!

Some really smart people that know a lot about bandpass enclosures (not me) will tell you to ignore the ratio.