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[Decaf]

http://www.talkaudio.co.uk/index.php?optio...1&Itemid=26

[Decaf]

so i started at 4pm and finished at 1235 am, not bad for me, spent more time watching mythbusters in between glue drying than anything. hope you guys like as much as i do. and surprisingly i didnt make one mistake with a $45 piece of birch, which is a first for me. this box will get me ready for mine that i'll be doing next week sometime (mine being a little bigger and i have to wait to cut hole for sub till its contructed since its only 16 tall with a 15" port forward sub forward.

here's some finishing pics

my glue bead...small and even...nice

support for baffle at closest edge to front and back

closeup...used a 45 to reduce size and to not impede with the port since its kinda close

inside looking at port with 45's

oposite side of port 45's

im using the previous 45's in the middle of box to brace with 1" dowl rod 1 1/2 away from bottom of sub(hope thats not to close)(not actual dowl in picture)

finished on the outside...all in 6 hours ish

[LSN2meBoom916]

Lookin good.

Nice work.

Thnx for that info on the wood. Good stuff to know.

[Decaf]

it reinforces the fact that even (1) 3/4 mdf and lets say a 1/2 birch ply can increase the strength alot more without increase weight as much as another 3/4 mdf (birch is slightly lighter) and its soo sexy when your done

[Torres]

lookin niiiice

[FieroGrande]

I would stain that box! Hells ya! Looks good!

[dwright27]

that box looks excellent. but if you take a damp cloth and run it around where your titebond is it should get the glue stains off.

[Decaf]

no need.... i introduce to fellow forum members to my new favorite product.

dupli color truck bed liner

first apply masking tape wherever you dont want it, in my case i had to attach the baffle

seals and strengthens slightly, along with adding mass

i was going to use polyester resin, but this turned out better

i found it at Farm & Fleet, probably can find it at any hardware store next to bed liner materials, bondo, fiberglass repair kits

more to come... so much more

[Forevrbumpn]

no need.... i introduce to fellow forum members to my new favorite product.

dupli color truck bed liner

i found it at Farm & Fleet, probably can find it at any hardware store next to bed liner materials, bondo, fiberglass repair kits

more to come... so much more

Thats my best friend, I use it for car and home audio enclosures, works great, if you clear coat it, the scratch resistance increases, and looks alot pimpier

Autozone sells it for the cheapest, $7.99, I buy atleast 2 every sub box I build, or 1 for bookshelf speakers, and 1 can of clear for every 2 cans rhino liner

[LSN2meBoom916]

Thats my best friend, I use it for car and home audio enclosures, works great, if you clear coat it, the scratch resistance increases, and looks alot pimpier

Autozone sells it for the cheapest, $7.99, I buy atleast 2 every sub box I build, or 1 for bookshelf speakers, and 1 can of clear for every 2 cans rhino liner

Werd.

I werk there, I have tried all similar stuff we carry like the 3m, the regular grade rubberized undercoating, the professional grade, the Rhino liner, pretty much all of em.

I use that stuff anytime i wanna "stop sanding" and get it black as it hides the minor imperfections well, works ase a basecoat if you plan on painting, and waterproofs. I used it on the exterior of the box i built for the 4 cvr -8s in my cowerkers 2004 civic.

http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/ind...?showtopic=8190

Good stuff.