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Been in my Engineering graphics class in school for about a week now, and I decided I'd like to design a woofer.

Of course this thing would probably have awful t/s perameters, but I thought it was pretty good for one of my first 3D projects.

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the basket needs to be redesigned so the cone could move but other than that :good:

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the basket needs to be redesigned so the cone could move but other than that :good:

You have no idea how hard that basket was to make for me, lmfao. Took an hour for that piece. I just need to extend the arms that hold it on. When I figure out how to move freely in 3D space I'll do it. SolidWorks is the program.

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i took a CAD class in highschool so i know all the work u put into this.

2007 caliber

2 Fi ssd 18's

rd audio 3250

xs power d3100 (need 2 more)

stock alt (soon to be singer 350a)

2.75:1 4th order in progress!

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Nowhere near chicago, haha. Pittsburg State University in KS

best yet, if I do say so myself.

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Solid works is a pretty expensive program thats why i asked. Its fun building stuff then checking what kind of loads it can bare and stuff.

Not to nit pick but weres the coil gana go?? Lol

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