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i fixed it, and changed things a hair. . . box dim are very close in drawing and basically represent 98% of the box. hows that look? is it bad to angle the port up the rear wall?

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3D modeling software FTMFW. I have only used Pro/Engineer and I use Inventor at work. overall looks good and everything seems to be in check

although shouldn't you aim for 17 in^2 / ft^3??? and shouldn't you try to get the port area in between the values that it gave you? I'm still a noob at box designing

Edit: Ninja'd^^^^^^

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3D modeling software FTMFW. I have only used Pro/Engineer and I use Inventor at work. overall looks good and everything seems to be in check

although shouldn't you aim for 17 in^2 / ft^3??? and shouldn't you try to get the port area in between the values that it gave you? I'm still a noob at box designing

Edit: Ninja'd^^^^^^

lol thats what the range thing is for? haha
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3D modeling software FTMFW. I have only used Pro/Engineer and I use Inventor at work. overall looks good and everything seems to be in check

although shouldn't you aim for 17 in^2 / ft^3??? and shouldn't you try to get the port area in between the values that it gave you? I'm still a noob at box designing

Edit: Ninja'd^^^^^^

lol thats what the range thing is for? haha

like I said I'm still a noob but I'm pretty sure thats what you want to do. If you get it in that range then I believe you will achieve the correct port area to net volume ratio.... once again I'm not expert, I would try asking someone who has built more than one box in their life hahaha. I've designed probably 5 or so now but most have been scrapped due to change of plans

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