Hey guys just wanted to share an idea I saw on how to make curved enclosures.
You take a smooth piece or material. Like paper, cloth or plastic...gotta have some density though, as in fairly air tight. Then attach vertical strips of wood that have a little bit of space between each strip. Similar to a breadbox door like in the picture below.
But instead turn it around and make the wood pieces follow the frame. This will leave you with a smooth rounded surface on the outside. But you will still have the mass of wood, you can even fill the spaces with wood glue right before you shape it to the frame, in order to fill the space between.
You take a smooth piece or material. Like paper, cloth or plastic...gotta have some density though, as in fairly air tight. Then attach vertical strips of wood that have a little bit of space between each strip. Similar to a breadbox door like in the picture below.
But instead turn it around and make the wood pieces follow the frame. This will leave you with a smooth rounded surface on the outside. But you will still have the mass of wood, you can even fill the spaces with wood glue right before you shape it to the frame, in order to fill the space between.
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That is very interesting.
Here is another thread where a curved enclosure is made:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/show...8&perpage=15&highlight=aperiodic&pagenumber=1
Posts number 40 and 88 thru 90 say a lot.
We have other threads on curved enclosures. I will try to look them up.
That is very interesting.
Here is another thread where a curved enclosure is made:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/show...8&perpage=15&highlight=aperiodic&pagenumber=1
Posts number 40 and 88 thru 90 say a lot.
We have other threads on curved enclosures. I will try to look them up.
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