Box Build -- white Kerfed port

[akheathen Premium Member]

oh, man, that looks real clean. beautiful, really. i always like black and white, and other high contrasts. verry classy, especially if the sub shows some metal

 

[akheathen Premium Member]

by the way, is that calculation a calculator you use, or a calculation you came up with? sounds pretty valuable

 

[bassman3 10+ year member]

Thanks guys!

by the way, is that calculation a calculator you use, or a calculation you came up with? sounds pretty valuable

It's a formula I came up with. Have tested it out on multiple enclosures and works perfect. Very useful indeed...

 

[iamamp3pimp 5,000+ posts]

It looks good, but even with the formula I still dont see the point of not gluing it.

~Robin

 

[bassman3 10+ year member]

It looks good, but even with the formula I still dont see the point of not gluing it.
~Robin

There isnt anything to glue or resin when all the kerfs are closed. Plus, it would be overkill to do it anyway when it doesn't need it. I been rockin' a kerfed port in my car that i built a couple years ago. Still the same.

 

[mraz]

There isnt anything to glue or resin when all the kerfs are closed. Plus, it would be overkill to do it anyway when it doesn't need it. I been rockin' a kerfed port in my car that i built a couple years ago. Still the same.

Could you give us your formula for kerfed ports?

 

[RAM_Designs 5,000+ posts]

Could you give us your formula for kerfed ports?

No, it's top secret info.

 

[Somchine13 10+ year member]

clean.

x2

 

[CJL 10+ year member]

Looks good!

Did you paint the port with the box assembled? If so how do you not get any runs?

 

[bassman3 10+ year member]

Looks good!
Did you paint the port with the box assembled? If so how do you not get any runs?

Yep. You should got to use a bunch of light coats to not get any runs...

 

[Elton 10+ year member]

very nice work