When making a fiberglass sub box, how would I get the airspace right? Like whats the right math to use?
When making a fiberglass sub box, how would I get the airspace right? Like whats the right math to use?
Sony
Memphis

There is no formula for figuring out an unubtanable solution.Originally Posted by BlueChrome
But you can fill the mold with a solid substance and measure it. Dump a pound of sand in there and go from there...
Edit - If you need to know how big to make it before hand just rough estimate the dimmensions. And work from there.
Thanks, that helps more than you know it hahaOriginally Posted by tRiGgEr
Sony
Memphis
fill it with water and measure the liters
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Now if it comes out under or over the airspace specs, am I SOL, or is there a way to correct it?
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packing peanuts may be easier than sand.
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Thanks againOriginally Posted by tRiGgEr
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