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  1. Sketchup Tutorial

    in Off Topic - Random, Misc posts - the forum "Junk Drawer"

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    Select the surface of the arc

    Picture12.png

    Follow the outer circle until the flare is completed.

    Picture13.png

    Look at the bottom and delete everything except for the top small circle, the big circle, and the flare itself

    Picture14.png

    Selct the flare, and circles (triple click with select tool) and make the flare a group (Command + G on Apples, CTRL + G on windows (i may be wrong))

    Picture16.png

    make a circle on the top of the flair (see above on how to snap to center)

    Picture17.png

    Extend the circle (push/pull) (any length)

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    Delete the two circular surfaces to get this:

    Picture19.png

    Copy the first flare (CTRL + C) (Command + C)

    Picture20.png

    Paste (CTRL + V) (Command + V)

    Picture21.png

    Flip 2nd flair group with move (Picture22.png) tool

    Picture23.png

    Place on top using move tool

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    Select the whole thing and make a group

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    Apply whatever you want!!

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    There you go, Have fun, tell me if you have any issues!!!

  2. Sketchup Tutorial

    in Off Topic - Random, Misc posts - the forum "Junk Drawer"

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    I didnt think that this fit in the Sketchup Bordom Thread, so i put it here.

    The tutorial i saw for flared ports was ok, but didnt do what i wanted it to do, so i did some research, and now im posting a step by step (so that even a noob could do) tutorial on how to do flared ports.

    First, start with a circle (mine was 10")

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    Then another smaller circle from the center (5" for mine)(to snap to the center hover over an endpoint in the circle and then move to the center)

    Picture4.png

    Raise the inner circle (6") (push/pull tool)

    (I seem to have lost the picture and dont feel like making another)

    Delete all the surfaces (the parts that are colored) so that you only have a wireframe (select tool)

    Picture6.png

    Draw the diameter with the line tool of the larger circle

    Picture7.png

    Draw a line from where the diameter of the larger circle intersects with the lower small circle to the top small circle

    Picture8.png

    Make an arc from the intersection of the diameter and the edge of the outer circle to the intercetion of the line we just made with the top small circle

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    Delete the surfaces, except for the arc

    Picture10.png

    This part is more in detail

    Select the follow me tool

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  17. The F*ck That Post

    in Off Topic - Random, Misc posts - the forum "Junk Drawer"

    Posted · Edited by +ZER0Hz+

    Crimping 4 ga ring terminals! FUCK THAT

    Ex says she dont like me no more, then find out that the whole relationship was a SHAM JUST TO PISS OFF MY BEST FRIEND!!! FUCK THAT YOU WHORE!

    Long story but she went out with my bf then me then my bf then me then NOW she wants to get with my 2nd bf! FUCK THAT!

    Last explode I swear!

    YOU TRUST BREAKING FRIEND SMASHING COCK LICKING WASTE OF A TIME SLUT! FUCK THAT!!!!!!

    Im sorry 4ga ring terminals....

    Edit:

    FUCK THAT SHIT -SIT ON A PINECONE FAT BITCH!! YOU WERE AN EXPERIMENT -- GO EAT SOME FAT DICK YOU MORBIDLY FAT FUCKIN CUNT DISEASE INFESTED LOW LIFE LOVIN PIECE OF SHIT!!!!

    i feel better

    x2 FUCK THAT

  25. Ported Or Sealed

    in Subwoofers / Enclosures

    Posted · Edited by +ZER0Hz+

    shit, im doin this off the top of my head looking at the back, max width (<->) is 33" height (up down) is 18" (i dont want to go over the seat), and Depth (front back) is i wanna say 22"...

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    Yes, its an suv... thanks for ur help

    edit: the ported volume for each sub is 1 - 2 ft^3, so im thinkin like 4.5 ft^3 will fit fine with the amp

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