WTB: Custom Sealed Sub Box

[Jarred 10+ year member]

I am needing a sub box, and really can not be bothered to make one, main reason is that i do not want to mess it up.

Need a sealed box which is:

(15h x 30w x 14d) for a Total of 2.783cft (actual inside space is 2.496cft) so little more than 1.74cft for each sub.

Reconmended per sub is 1.75

If anyone can could you leave me how much it would cost to get one made, possibly looking for people in Australia, as shipping from the US to Australia is just going to cost way to much. Or if anyone has a good guide with pics for making a box, with what materials are the best will do too.

CHeers

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[AcidicDreams 10+ year member]

I am needing a sub box, and really can not be bothered to make one, main reason is that i do not want to mess it up.
Need a sealed box which is:

(15h x 30w x 14d) for a Total of 2.783cft (actual inside space is 2.496cft) so little more than 1.74cft for each sub.

Reconmended per sub is 1.75

If anyone can could you leave me how much it would cost to get one made, possibly looking for people in Australia, as shipping from the US to Australia is just going to cost way to much. Or if anyone has a good guide with pics for making a box, with what materials are the best will do too.

CHeers

Making your own box is going to be much cheaper than having one made. Besides sealed boxes are very easy to make as long as you can cut straight.

Use MDF for wood on your box and use regular elmers wood glue to hold it together. Also try to use just clamps and glue to make the box, screws are bad for MDF but will hold it together until the glue drys if you don't want to spring for clamps.

 

[supa_c 5,000+ posts]

Just go to a cabinet shop, get them to cut some MDF for you and assemble it at home.

Or a carpenter, he just needs a table saw

 

[AcidicDreams 10+ year member]

Just go to a cabinet shop, get them to cut some MDF for you and assemble it at home.Or a carpenter, he just needs a table saw

I had a hell of a time finding a cabinet maker to take on a small job... but yes, this is probably the best idea.