DC CAVALIER..Here is yo box homie!

[Gotz1lung]

Edited December 28, 2009 by Gotz1lung

[Bumpindemlowzz]

you see the way the port bends thats the way i would like it. Im still a noob and dont know how to calculate the irregular port volume and make it difficult to determine tuning. I think its called a kerf but i want a larger one then pictured below.

but of course port forward subforward

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i can do regular enclosures just fine but this ones a little difficult

Edited December 29, 2009 by dccavalier

[Bumpindemlowzz]

i think i may have to do a regular slot ported enclosure because this would mean i would have to go above the tuning i want.

[Gotz1lung]

Best i could get was this one with a decent 30's tune.. If i figured it right it should be 4.48cubes @ 35.67hz

[Bumpindemlowzz]

your the man gotz1 did you happen to get measurements lol. this is goin to be a pita to build

[Gotz1lung]

Ya gimme a few, i think i found another 4/10ths of a cube:)

[Bumpindemlowzz]

shweet!

[Bumpindemlowzz]

guys whats your opinions on building it with birch with the hefty bends? I think i may do all kerfed pieces in mdf then the rest birch then go crazy fiberglassing everything

[Bumpindemlowzz]

using these to secure woofer

http://www.mcmaster.com/#socket-cap-screws/=553qtn

http://www.mcmaster.com/#90244a325/=553raw

[Decaf]

sorry i couldnt help, looks like u have something working for ya

if u are going to kerf those two parts u should just do all three, no sense in have the port wall be like that

if you move the dowel rod from side to side forward a little bit u wont need the second dowel rod in the port

ideally you dont want anything in the port if u dont have to, ive found doubling the walls on each side provides greater strength than the dowels in the port and it creates less turbulence