we want pics of the bilding proces.
Will do
Once i have all the parts building will start
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I personally use flattened expanded mesh. Here's a pic of some cb-18 using the same mesh for grill for inspiration. (it really stiffens up the front panels, and keeps things from vibrating)
Nice grill
jbell, Thanks for the info
Does that explain you absence?Here's a pic of some cb-18
Does that explain you absence?
nope... just been busy. that pic was a gratuitous copy from a speakerplans post -- not mine.
Since that builder used the same grill material as I do, I thought it might be helpful to cross post the picture.
(btw -- right now my shop is littered with test cabinet designs -- when I have something of value to post -- be sure, I will....)
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Cool project, look forward to seeing a build of this!
Thanks Dr, it was design was by Epa.
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you can make panels 10 and 11 12 mm wood,no need to make them 18 mm heavy.
Good morning Erik, I see you still tweaking this cabinet. I like a person who take pride in there work .
Thanks.
hi stanleyGood morning Erik, I see you still tweaking this cabinet. I like a person who take pride in there work .
Thanks.
wel i was looking over the design,when saw this.
it maybe saves 1 or 2 kg doesnt make much difference tho.
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