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So the other night my cousin opened my glove box.... We found this.. iPhone 5 I got in 2013 sometime. I got the 6+ in March of this year and the 5 is just my music source hooked up to the 80prs. I leave it in the glovebox and have only taken it out a few times to update some new music. I guess it lives a violent life of vibration in the glove box in order for the screen to come off like that.

Haha I doubt it. Yours should be a little easier than mine. The fucking dash almost rubs against mine. not really sure how to avoid that

Thank you

I hate this forum. I can't stop looking at it. Edit: but I've learned a lot since I stumbled upon it last year. My wife hates this forum too because I'm always looking at it

Appreciate it. I just want them to look damn near perfect. Take a whole lot of work, but I'll get it eventually At least your making the attempt at it while Im sitting here like, "Fiberglass or not to fiberglass my doors?" I like it. I like working with my hands and the learning experience of it. But it's time consuming and you can't rush it. As much as I try to. And I while I haven't used other brands yet, the Bondo brand products kind of suck if you follow their directions. Especially the body filler.

Appreciate it. I just want them to look damn near perfect. Take a whole lot of work, but I'll get it eventually

Also, I probably won't try to fill the gap with these since I intend to just redo them anyways for cleaner cutouts for the speakers. But we'll see. Maybe I'll just cover them entirely in grill cloth and you won't be able to see how sloppy the cutouts are.

I'll try that out. I do want to try rage gold as well, but I figured I already have the bondo so I might as well use it.

So, it's been a while since I updated. I've been working on my 3rd set of door pods. Version 1 was never seen, never used, they sucked. Version two, there are a couple pics of them, nothing after body filler. They were kind of a failure. Didn't like the shape, my bracing didn't hold up very well when I wrapped them but I tried working around that, and then finally they just didn't look good to me in the doors. No finished pics of those. Here is version 3. I'm still not happy with them, so I'm going to do them again one day. Couple mistakes were made, but it's a learn as I go, to figure out what works best for me with the tools I have and the space I have to store my stuff, which isn't much at all. Start of my protective layer for the door panels Decided to test my jigsaw attachment by going a different route. Instead of making speaker rings, I decided to make a cutout of the factory grills. Here was mistake number one. I cutout the shapes before making the cutouts for the mids/tweets to mount to. I feel it might be easier that way next go-around. And now for mistake number two. I decided to use the fiber glass cloth as my base. And it worked as I intended. The mistake I made was that for whatever reason I didn't put a second layer down. I meant to add the chop mat on top of the cloth to make it more rigid and add strength, because the cloth is kind of flimsy even after resin. So I added the chop mat after the cloth dried, which helped, but it wasn't the same as it should have been. Here it is with the chop mat on top of the cloth. A lot of excess, I know. Here are my cutouts. 1/2 inch MDF Home Depot gave me for free back in January. My issue with these is that I could not freehand with my router bit for the dremel very well. As you can see. So next time around, I'll have a circle jig to use in conjunction with my router attachment I bought for the matrix drill Now granted, with my money I've spent on these attachments, I could have had some that are probably a little better. But I figure why not give it a shot. Not that great compared to some of the other power tools of the same kinds that I have used in the past, but they get the job done... After recharging the battery a few times every day. A perfect fit On both sides, but I only show the one because it's a mirror image. This, I kind of just decided to try out. Bought these cheap mdf rings a while back for $8 for the pair. So I thought I'd stick them on here for some bracing, and it did the job I wanted. Glued the cutouts to the fiberglass, and wrapped them in some fleece Resined up A very rough body filler job. One I didn't use enough hardener cream, the other that's tinted reddish was actually just enough, it looks rough, but that one turned out best. A little bit of sanding and test fitting. Here's my last mistake. When I body filled them, I went too far down with it, so I had to carefully cut away at the body filler to get the pods to fit in the stock location again. Tedious, it sucked, and lesson learned for next time. I think I'll put a protective layer over the panel and just body fill the pod while its attached to the panel. Because of the body filler and my poor job at cutting it to get it to fit again, there are gaps :/ That's all I have for now. Not sure what I'll do with these for color. I know it'd be a waste, but it's better than looking like body filler. Next time, I've got a better idea of how to do it. Trial and error, trying to get an idea as to what others have done, etc. But I won't give up until I get it right. Until next time.

You can't run to the closest gas station and buy a 9v?

Typically black is negative. Not specified in an owners manual that lists specs?

Well.... Today is Monday... And I believe that since he pays out of pocket for the amps he tests, it's not beneficial to do it every week. The easiest way would be for people to contact him and set up a shipping method (at owners own risk of shipping mishaps and hoping they buy enough insurance to cover it) and then they can see what their amplifier really does when correctly tuned. I believe he's said something along those lines before in a previous video/thread when asked why amp test Tuesday had stopped

Can you take pictures and measurements to help give a better idea of what you're working with?

i just want metal on both sides of the lug. So, leaving the washer on the bottom should do that. I may add a larger one if i still have clearence issues. just for more surface area. Got it. Understandable

I don't see how people say the set screw is less connection than a lug and bolt/nut Edit; not in this thread, but in past threads

Whether it's the lug on plastic or a washer or nut, there's still going to be a metal connection with voltage and possible resistance touching plastic. The order in which you connect them won't matter in that aspect if you're trying to avoid voltage on plastic...

Maybe you were sent the wrong size..? I don't know. I use the set screw holders

I used to have one of those! Other than a small tear in the surround, it did pretty good sealed

Hmm I'll try that out