Build for orioles26 4cu/ft @ 34Hz

[rpfuror]

Heres another design and build I am doing for orioles26

3d Design.
http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q145/rpfuror/Box%20Design/orioles26.jpg

Wood Cuts.
http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q145/rpfuror/orioles26_build/box_01.jpg

Back.
http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q145/rpfuror/orioles26_build/box_02.jpg

Side1
http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q145/rpfuror/orioles26_build/box_03.jpg

Side1 w/45.
http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q145/rpfuror/orioles26_build/box_04.jpg

Side2 w/45
http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q145/rpfuror/orioles26_build/box_05.jpg

[rpfuror]

Heres some more:

Glue up front for double baffle.
http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q145/rpfuror/orioles26_build/box_06.jpg

Port.
http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q145/rpfuror/orioles26_build/box_07.jpg

Port.
http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q145/rpfuror/orioles26_build/box_08.jpg

Port Rollover.
http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q145/rpfuror/orioles26_build/box_09.jpg

Double Baffle.
http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q145/rpfuror/orioles26_build/box_10.jpg

[bjfish11]

I spy a Kobalt compressor in the background. Kobalt FTW!

Anyway, what do you use to cut your circles? If you use a router/jasper jig, Its much easier to cut them before you double up. If your using a jig saw, get er done.

If your using a router. Here is how I do it. I cut the circle from the bottom baffle first. Then glue/brad nail the two together and run a flush cut bit in my router over it. Perfect match, everytime.

Looking good man. ;)

[blackbonnie]

nice building

[rpfuror]

Yea, I have had the compressor for years.. a little loud but it does the job (doesn't help I'm working in a packed 1 car garage).

I use a 1" x 1/4" spiral up cut bit, jasper jig and a plung router.. then run 2 passes.

It leaves a small mark on the overlap between the 2 pieces, but cuts through the wood like butter.

Thanks!

[rpfuror]

nice building

Thanks!

[bjfish11]

Yea, I have had the compressor for years.. a little loud but it does the job (doesn't help I'm working in a packed 1 car garage).

I use a 1.5 " spiral up cut bit, jasper jig and a plunger router.. then run 2 passes.

It leaves a small mark on the overlap between the 2 pieces, but cuts through the wood like butter.

Thanks!

Is it a direct drive compressor, or belt driven? What size tank?

Spiral up cut bits are the way to go. Ever since I tried them out one time, because of some hype, I love them and will never go back to a straight cut bit.

[rpfuror]

40 gallon direct drive.

[Fattony911]

ill be contacting you soon about designs rp, it looks good is it possible for you to quote me a price on what a design similar to this would cost im looking to build a box for my 2 12 bl's and im about ready to put everything in. lmk shoot me a pm if you ahve the time. Thanks-Alex