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<blockquote data-quote="hispls" data-source="post: 7452532" data-attributes="member: 614752"><p>That's a 12" sono tube. I'm sure you could use it with any size. I used expanding/spray foam to fill between the pieces of tubes. Probably unnecessary. On the port and baffle side, rabbeting out the width of the tube and sandwiching the tube piece between the two layers of wood is really solid, in the edge pieces if I were to do it again I'd just glue and use a staple gun. When the edges of the tube are fastened to something it has a lot of strength. I think the walls of the box would be much more likely to flex than the corners that I rounded over (even with the bracing).</p><p></p><p>I really like the way the sono tube slices round over internal edges and plan to use that method in future.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hispls, post: 7452532, member: 614752"] That's a 12" sono tube. I'm sure you could use it with any size. I used expanding/spray foam to fill between the pieces of tubes. Probably unnecessary. On the port and baffle side, rabbeting out the width of the tube and sandwiching the tube piece between the two layers of wood is really solid, in the edge pieces if I were to do it again I'd just glue and use a staple gun. When the edges of the tube are fastened to something it has a lot of strength. I think the walls of the box would be much more likely to flex than the corners that I rounded over (even with the bracing). I really like the way the sono tube slices round over internal edges and plan to use that method in future. [/QUOTE]
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