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<blockquote data-quote="Omarvelous" data-source="post: 439664" data-attributes="member: 551770">OK, i have devised a plan on how to make easy to use swappable ports.I&#039;m sure it has been done already, i just felt that i&#039;d share it with every1 since it has been a reoccuring topic recently.In my example I will be using a 15&quot; XXX and 1&quot; MDF.Here is a diagram that i made with fireworks.<img src="http://www.rit.edu/~olj2538/burban/swapport.gif" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Pretty Easy to understand.I apologize for the size of the picture, my resolution is very high, therefore not as big on my screen.It&#039;s basically making 3 seperate sections. The modified top board piece, the port mount piece, and the port. Can be easily adapted/added to any box if you already have it created.The port will be mounted flush with the Top board ontop of the port mount piece.You may use tnuts and a rubber seal to ensure as minimal airloss as possible.The port piece is given one inch around to mount with a tight and perfect fit both with the top board and the port mount piece.Any?s Feel free to Post up and i or any1 who understands/has done this can answer.This is how i will be doing mine for the summer.It&#039;s much better then the other methods i have read about because- Saves time - some suggested actually opening the box and removing port section, This way is WAY faster.- Saves confusion - unlike the suggestions that state to add pieces, you don&#039;t have to account for any loss in volumeAdmins might wanna Sticky this&nbsp; :thumbsupw</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Omarvelous, post: 439664, member: 551770"] OK, i have devised a plan on how to make easy to use swappable ports. I'm sure it has been done already, i just felt that i'd share it with every1 since it has been a reoccuring topic recently. In my example I will be using a 15" XXX and 1" MDF. Here is a diagram that i made with fireworks. [IMG]http://www.rit.edu/~olj2538/burban/swapport.gif[/IMG] Pretty Easy to understand. I apologize for the size of the picture, my resolution is very high, therefore not as big on my screen. It's basically making 3 seperate sections. The modified top board piece, the port mount piece, and the port. Can be easily adapted/added to any box if you already have it created. The port will be mounted flush with the Top board ontop of the port mount piece. You may use tnuts and a rubber seal to ensure as minimal airloss as possible. The port piece is given one inch around to mount with a tight and perfect fit both with the top board and the port mount piece. Any?s Feel free to Post up and i or any1 who understands/has done this can answer. This is how i will be doing mine for the summer. It's much better then the other methods i have read about because - Saves time - some suggested actually opening the box and removing port section, This way is WAY faster. - Saves confusion - unlike the suggestions that state to add pieces, you don't have to account for any loss in volume Admins might wanna Sticky this :thumbsupw [/QUOTE]

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