DBfan187
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Supa's mom was here!
Could you uh............make the pics more verticle?
*push enter*
*push enter*
*push enter*
*push enter*
*push enter*
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Almost done!!. Just a few more screws, sealin' it up, and install the subs... and then its Brahma time baby
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DBFan..they show up fine when im looking. they are hosted on another website so i used the image link instead of uploading them to the forum. is there another way to do it? they are kinda big i was too lazy to scale them down...
DBfan187
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Supa's mom was here!
No, the pics are fine. It's that you linked them together side by side, when you should've linked them vertically. Like so
It only helps users view them more easily.//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif
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thanks for the tip ill remember for nest time. it still shows up vertically for me but I might have a different thread count view (30 post per page) than other users.
DBfan187
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Supa's mom was here!
OOPS!
I meant horizontaly
I meant horizontaly
use text links in this situation, or resize the dern pics...
also, it's not too late to change the orientation of the pics, just edit and do what was said above...
also, it's not too late to change the orientation of the pics, just edit and do what was said above...
supa_c
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he is lazy. i will tell him.
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well its the first one ive done. obviously its not going to be perfect but at least it was cheap!! where on the island are you? im orig. from west vancouver (mainland)
supa_c
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P.S
if you have a huge sheet of MDF and a little table saw it aint gonna be clean.
also the wood warped from all the heat. 110F+ in the garage.
if you have a huge sheet of MDF and a little table saw it aint gonna be clean.
also the wood warped from all the heat. 110F+ in the garage.
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ok figured out how to make linked thumbnails. here you go..
and here is the old box..
and here is the old box..
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Jmac, i have to ask you whats not "clean" about the enclosure? The top panel is not glued or screwed in any of those photos just so you know. The circle cuts are a lot better than some i've seen before..i started with a jigsaw at one point and then switched to a dremel with a circle jig. Since the subs hide (overlap) the cutouts i didnt care too much if there were little imperfections. like i said its my first box project and i think it turned out very well...
supa_c
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it was eaiser to do it in 2 pieces because 3/4" was to flimsy.
48" long with 2 3/4" pieces holding it together, its gonna crack !
1 piece was our first plan, then we had to change it.
*Mind you this is our first box, dont expect perfection.
48" long with 2 3/4" pieces holding it together, its gonna crack !
1 piece was our first plan, then we had to change it.
*Mind you this is our first box, dont expect perfection.
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