Thanks Brian, yeah look out, don't you use more than 11 cuts too? LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by double 07
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Thanks Brian, yeah look out, don't you use more than 11 cuts too? LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by double 07
This is one of my personal boxes I still have that I built over a year ago.
It has so many kerf cuts I can't count them...end result was a kerf without very noticeable lines on the outside....glued and bondoed only..no resin.
Beat on this box for like 6 months and the structural integrity was fine.
I'm about to sand this thing up and give somebody a helluva deal on a well built box.
http://i45.tinypic.com/2uojuph.jpg
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Don't you just love the peanut gallery? Lol! Your enclosures look awesome by the way. I would never criticize someone who is obviously a perfectionist.Quote:
Originally Posted by JayDubb757
Nice work as always in my experiences the number of cuts varies for the kerf depending on how tight the curve is or how large it is but I know you don't need me to tell you that since all your work is top shelf.
I was not trying to be a kerf NAZI or a peanut gallery... unfortunate others take it that way. Like i said it looks great man just i have my preferences as do you ;) i wont post any constructive criticism in the future on your builds any longer sir. cant wait to see the outcome
Don and I were only trying to give some friendly advice as fellow box builders who respect your work and we were genuinely trying to give tips to make your box building easier when it comes to kerfing. I've picked up tips from looking at some of your box builds on here and I was only trying to reciprocate the favor.
10-11 cuts is all that is needed with a standard kerf blade. 14 cuts will be called for when using a thin kerf blade.
As far as bondo for smoothing the kerf lines, it is not needed. I showed Don that some time ago.
Finished the box! It came out better than I thought it would.
The kerf looks awesome, the pics don't do it justice.
http://i49.tinypic.com/97k9qs.jpg
http://i45.tinypic.com/dom351.jpg
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http://i50.tinypic.com/3346lbm.jpg
AB FTL?!?!
He got about a minute of playtime before one of the subs voice coils unwound:eek:
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too bad , hope he bought those from a authorized dealer for a warranty
You have been enlisted as our local KERF NAZIQuote:
Originally Posted by DonH
side note- build me some pvc end caps for some vifa tweeters! free, I pay shipping :D
enclosure failure :rage::fce2fce: sue for voice coil repair!! lol jp JayyDubbQuote:
Originally Posted by JayDubb757
He bought them from CarSteroGiant...any experience with them?Quote:
Originally Posted by mylows10
yea they are not authorized by bob to sell ab equipment .tell him good luck getting a new subQuote:
Originally Posted by JayDubb757
I think they are on caraudioclassifieds and starting the new sub company c2 iirc
they are ,bob at ab says they are not authorized ,and he's never heard of them either ,he's also trying to find out where they are buying his subs and gonna put a stop to it .Quote:
Originally Posted by mclerico83
Nice *** box.