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<blockquote data-quote="crawlinYJ" data-source="post: 5407054" data-attributes="member: 579096"><p>dont include the port in the volume. if your port is 8"x14"x X"L, then you need to figure out the overall displacement using external dimensions of the port. then subtract that from the net volume of the box (using the boxes internal dimensions).</p><p></p><p>i always figure out the box size i want, then the port i need for that box, then build the box that much bigger to accomodate the port and the volume it takes up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="crawlinYJ, post: 5407054, member: 579096"] dont include the port in the volume. if your port is 8"x14"x X"L, then you need to figure out the overall displacement using external dimensions of the port. then subtract that from the net volume of the box (using the boxes internal dimensions). i always figure out the box size i want, then the port i need for that box, then build the box that much bigger to accomodate the port and the volume it takes up. [/QUOTE]
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