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Join Date: Mar 2005
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Harder. With Meliva, you have no angles to cut.
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Actually there are 2 serious angles to cut but they could be faked. The angles on the Metronome for all intents & purposes can be considered to be 90 degrees. dave
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Location: victoria BC
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The two internal panels that form the folds are angled at approx 6deg or so. With the panel clamped vertically in a sliding tenoning jig and the blade set at this angle, it's a fairly quick cut to make (10 seconds per piece). However, even with a 14" main blade, I couldn't get quite enough height of cut before running into the rear registration bracket on the jig, and had to finish the cut by hand, and sand to a flat surface. Well worth the effort though, as the result is substantial glue surface area. If Dave would mind pulling the original PAWO mules out of storage, we could probably set up a reasonable comparison of the two enclosure designs - they'll probably do more good making music somewhere than sitting beside the hot water tank. (nudge, nudge) The Mileva is definitely an easier box to build than the PAWO. |
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: victoria BC
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Probably to reduce the variables in comparison to the flat baffled Mileva's, a full width front panel would be best. If Tak's not too busy, I could have those ready by the end of the day! |
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That works...
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Location: Woodinville, WA
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However I just had a chance to try a Velodyne ULD12 and it definately adds definition and context to the sound, so will probably keep it. Jess |
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