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i really admired the desk my good bro Bobby Gately made for his office. So i made a mention about how id like to have one. As busy as he is, like CRAZY busy, he was totally up for it. So i told him what i wanted such as a pop out for my steering wheel and gave him some dimensions. This beast needed to be OVER 10’ wide to take up my entire wall. Late in the build i asked for a sliding tray for my keyboard. I had some nice long rail sliders here at the shop just sitting around. So i dropped those off along with more dimensions (for the tray). Came back later to pick it up. He had it in about 5 pieces pre assembled and disassembled for transport. We took it up the hill and pit it together. My dimensions were a little wide so he ended up stopping his day again and fixing it. Anyhow, this office is just taking shape so if you see boxes, cords etc i am still under construction. But check this bad boy out 👇🏼

Squeeze another .5 cubic foot net to equal 12 cubic foot net and do 8” aero ports (3) from big ass ports. Don’t worry about going against recommended specs, it’s not out of the norm to do this and companies use recommended specs as a guideline and they know and we know things vary on each application. The max length per port they sell is 22”. So on 3 of them ports, that would be 35hz tuning on 12 cubic foot net and about 12.285 square inches of port per cubic foot. Which is nice on an aero port build. Now let me figure the displacements of ports and subwoofer and I’m gonna add 0.7 cubic foot displacement for bracing. Subwoofers are about .23 cubic foot per subwoofer. And each port has a displacement of about 0.705 cubic foot. So to yield 12 cubic foot net volume, you have to add these figures to that net volume so you know the gross volume of the actual enclosure you are trying to get as close as possible to when typing in measurements. 15.275 cubic foot gross volume is what’s needed.