Wall Design. Got all measurements, odd shape, need to know volume.

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EDIT: dont mind doing math, Im changing designs, but the destruction pics are still nice //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

I tore my wall out just now, I managed to force it INTO the vehicle when installing it, but couldnt get it out by myself, so I took a 5lb sledge to it while inside my car. This is what remains......

So after I got it out I took some measurements on the new wall. Was hoping someone would be able to give me an internal volume number based on the numbers, my math is off and I get different numbers on different calulcators.

Since I just measured rough in the air with a measuring tape, I dont know the length of the angled piece, I tried some formulas I thought "i rememberred" but I got off numbers for sure.

Using 3/4" MDF BTW

If its over a certain volume I will go ahead and build it, I can get quite a bit more volume if I stretch it closer, and I can go a few more inches on depth IF I mounted the subs ON the box, this design leaves enough room behind for a rack.

Thanks for any help

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[john denver 10+ year member]

thats like 17 cube not counting wood thickness and the angled part in the back

 

[WOT]

Oh ya I forgot to meantion it is 3/4" MDF being used

Ya I got like 16.2 including wood thickness, not including the angled part, I couldnt figure out how to subtract the angled part

I think it may not be big enough for 4 15's as it sits.....

 

[WOT]

Actually F it, thats not big enough, I need close to 20 cubes.

Ill go remeasure and stretch this ***** to the fullest

 

[Corey69 10+ year member]

Draw that up in an autocad program and it will figure out the volume for you, and the length of that angled piece.

 

[FurbiesAndBeans 10+ year member]

for the length of that piece, its 10^2 + 8^2 = x^2 where x is the length, just figure it out from there. You can also get the volume of a triangle with (iirc) (H x W/2) x D