Recent content by joeldirt

don't be a D/B. No one here can lay out a Standard Operating Procedure for what he/ she is asking for without writing a book with plenty of illustrations. We can give a crumb trail for his/ her own exploration and personal application. Anyhow. check this linkand watch 1-5:

I like the way you think. Though it is an involved process and a very expensive project intended to make many duplicates for production. Pretty involved process to describe in this forum. you-tube vacuum infusion and a bunch of good info is there. Also try these: How to Fabricate Automotive...

Isn't anyone here familiar with Yates American, Oliver, Martin, or the like? This is where it is really at....

I guess if your only cutting MDF, or various other weekend warrior types of things, these saws are fine. I bought a rigid and recall liking it better than my craftsman hybrid saw years ago. It was fine for light duty stuff, with a good blade. Although, often found on craigslist for $500 or...

Don't get a dewalt, craftsman, rigid, or any other big box store brand. They aren't built to last, or hold resale value-- they're throw away's. Cruise craigslist and find a good unisaw or like. Festool makes a very nice guide rail saw also which cuts extremely clean and very accurately. Buy...

Well then, it shal be done. Any one in Mendocino county or bay area interested in a box like this? I'm in Fort Bragg CA.

Nice. Western Pacific maple is one of my favorite woods. Does my description of compound curve veneered boxes sound like it would be atractive? Or would it be too out there?

No one's feelin into the wood skinned fiberglass enclosures?

SO it's been a long time since I have nerded out on any enclosures, but I sure do miss it. I have a concept for a box that I think would be sick and I would like some feed back... I would like to take a glassed box with its compound curves and aply exotic wood veneer in random tiles like a...

I would change the blade on your table saw to a cross cut blade. It has more teeth and provides a cleaner glue surface cut. The propper blade for the job that is also SHARP is very important for geting a good crisp edge when dealing with sheet stock such as MDF>

I somehow came acrossed this thread after seeing it for the first time, and feel I need to step in as I had never been a part of this discussion, though it is old. Don't want any mis-interpreted statements floating around on here where I have actually quite a decent reputation... I don't Screw...

it takes a while I am still learning the concept of it... The glass blower neighbor of mine has been doing it for ten years, and he is who will be doing all of the art work with the ports... His work is allot more elaborate and artistic then the pipes that were posted up on here. I just found...

I was going to go with 3/4" Acrylic... 1 1/2" wall thickness, 4 cubes internal volume, running 2000 RMS for one 12" old school immortal an 03 model. Which is practically brand new. The only thing is I make a flange out of a matching hole in the enclosure so that it exactly matches like a...

I could break it down to you. Cost of MDF aprox 35 bucks double wall construction. (HEAVY SOB) Cost of custom flared inside out blown glass port 4 inch diameter flared out to 6 inches on each end 1/4" thick walls. This will take aproximately 45 mins to an hour to complete. 75 bucks materials...

lol... I will have actual pics of a flared port soon in a 4ft^3 enclosure with clear acrylic front and solid glass rod bracing black interior illuminated with blue LED's... I am going to shoot for 32hz utilizing one port out the side with teh sub up-firing magnet inside the box... It'll be a...