Glueing on Alpair front trim rings

[markaudio]

See chamfer/angle suggestion pic -
Thx
Mark.

[chrisb]

Originally Posted by malibujeff

Like this one I did for my CHP-70.2 ...

glad to see I'm not alone with the burn marks on the scalloped chamfers on plywood - even with an almost brand new bit

[Gary the Grey]

OH. I have always champhered all the way around. Not correct?

[Gary the Grey]

Originally Posted by markaudio

See chamfer/angle suggestion pic -
Thx
Mark.

Mark, looks like a roundover on your sketch. Which is better for the back of the baffle in this application, a champher or a roundover?

[markaudio]

Originally Posted by Gary the Grey

Mark, looks like a roundover on your sketch. Which is better for the back of the baffle in this application, a champher or a roundover?

Hi Gary,
Apologies for any confusion. Where I come from, "chamfer" is often used to describe a smoothed off edge (rounded). For surface mounting (front of baffle) with all the baffle thickness to hand, the angled method might be better. For recessing the driver into the baffle, possibly the rounded might be easiest where remaining baffle thickness is reduced.

Go for the method that best suites your level of woodworking skill. The main thing is to try to have the minimum of side wall facing the back of the cone.

Cheers
Mark.

[wushuliu]

Mark, is speaker gasket recommended for the A10.2 if surface mounting or does the rubber seal serve the same function?

[planet10]

Originally Posted by wushuliu

... the rubber seal serve the same function?

In most circumstances the superGasket should be very sufficient.

dave