No. Every point Kent is trying to make is that I'm a monkey with some power tools and I should dance to every SPL/install word he types. Panel flex isn’t always bad for SPL. That is one thing Kent taught me...well actually that was Ramos. Ramos went about it with some respect. Of course Ramos doesn’t act like the majority of my peers either.
The goal of this system is to shake windows and possibly bassrace. Clear mids and highs where also asked for. I am delivering. Kent things I should do it his way because he has been building for the evers.
He started out with screws are going to keep this 170dB beast box together. Then once that theory was thrown out the window he decides to attack the bracing which was preplanned in the enclosure design. But you know, the only thing he can say about me is the same thing him and all of his E-Friends we should all trust. "I'm teh CBFryman I knowz it all"
Like I said that. I'm willing to learn through constructive criticism, lost argument, etc… Not insult and immaturity. But if he wants to play the immature/insult game I can play it too.
no, the original post wasn't anything like that. it wasn't until you got defensive because i sadi that the screws should stay in, that i got offensive. you actually fired the first shot.....
chris, man o man....
to take the screws out and solely depend upon the glue...i wouldn't pay for that. yes, i know the majority of the strength comes from the physical bonding of the glue, but if you generate enough pressure....and yep, i've seen it a few times over. my advice? keep the screws in, and countersink them. if your bondoing the box anyway, it's not going to take any longer to fill with then it would without. and if you countersink, you can always router with the base on the screw side to avoid indentions as well.
my first post in this thread. just where am i holier than thou? point it out to me pleas, because i can't see it. maybe the i wouldn't pay for that? hmmm, seemd to me, i was the second or third person to say that.
hold on.......
agian, you do understand that carbide bits at 15000 RPM and screws dont mix right?
I've build boxes using strictly clamps and glue and they are just as structurally strong as boxes with the screws left in. This isnt going to be a 170dB set up that has the ability to shear wood. In order for the screws in the ends to add any stuctural integrity to the enclosure the forces on it would have to be so great that the wood would tear.
I understand your concerns but agian, this thread isn't about the mechanics of my enclosure construction process. Beleive it or not I've built and installed an enclosure or two in the past few years. I'm sorry for the hostility but screws on the edges of the wood simply are not going to add anything to this box. If you can show me defenetive results where screws kept a joint togather that was bonded correctly with wood glue I will tear the box down and start over.
who threw out the first bit of sarcasm? and who spouted off about their years of experience? who again did this first?
and if you bothered to understand what i was saying, you'd never introduce your roundover bit to the screw. you realize you can roundover from either panel, correct? so if the base of your router is on the panel the screws are shot from, the bit will never see the indention left from countersinking or the screwhead. and you wouldn't have the indentions. oh yeah, you might have a screwhead sticking out. my bad genious.
also, i have indeed seen boxes come apart that were assembled properly. but hey, what do i know? i've only been building boxes almost as long as you've been alive. i mean, why would anyone even bother to hint at helping you out, you already know it all and done it all.
truthfully, i think your ripping your friend off. your skills aren't that good. i'd have to have you pay me to build me a box.
second post and there is finally some sarcasm. and yet, there is still just simple advice in there. and OMG, there is a hint of sin in my post. i've seen a few boxes come apart, and still no signs of me saying anything about 170db anything. and i do hint at how long i've done this. and uhoh, me calling him a monkey as yet to service. but the first signs of slandere have indeed started.
Kent you are a wonderful addition to this thread. I must say. Every box I've built for someone else has been highly reguraded by everyone who heard it or inspected it's quality. How about you get off of your high horse, get out of my thread, and leave it the **** alone. 1/2" roundover bit will dig into the head of the screw no matter the way you round it over unless you countersink it 1/4" into the wood. Considering I dont have a counterink bit that will go that far I would have to use a drill bit wasteing even more time for a little bit of structural integrity in the hypothetical instance that the box is ran over by a semi?
And so the **** what you've been building as long as I've been alive. That makes your opinions and views of how I build the box superior? Agian I say get off of your high horse.
Incase you didnt notice because you decided to jump down my throat there is bracing that is holding the box togather even more. The bracing was cut short so the screws would pull the wood and it was placed so that the only pulling was from panels that are braced agianst other panels.
Grow up.
and it starts. chris has been offended, and somewhat called out. so let's get to the cursing and high horse and whatever else he's spouting off here. and yet, he's still blaming me for jumping down his throat.
let's see, my first post was nothing more then constructive criticisim, which you say you can handle. so why did you get defensive? because i got smartassy?
no, i didn't start this chris, you did. you say you can handle things, and hold your own, but i see none of that. i see a little boy who's frightened by his shortcomings and resorts to sarcasm and defensive language to appear smart and intelligent. and it makes him look arrogant and ignorant. and it must be fairly obvious to everyone but you chris. i'm not alone in the way i feel, can you explain why?
as of right now, your worse then a monkey with tools. a monkey can be trained. and ramos and i both pointed out the flexing/spl part, and you got wise with him as well. enough so, he won't comment in any of your threads. again, your percieved knowlege trumped his years of experience. one day you'll learn, what's on paper doesn't always translate to the real world. but i guess you knew that already too, right?
so bring it on big man. just be careful what you say, some people are genuine in this world.
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