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hello!
I want to do sand-glass, or egg-glass port for my subwoofer. it's should be round. how can I make it? which material and method? thank you
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: south carolina
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Yury,
You could try using PVC pipe reducers like the one shown in this attachment. I don't know if you will have a step inside the fitting where the straight tube is connected. You might be able to smooth this with a file. I've seen these fittings with about a 2:1 ratio between the large and small diameters. Your picture shows a narrow angle (30 degrees?). These fittings usually have a 90 degree cone angle. Good luck! Mike |
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: L.A., CA
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That shape is called an 'hour-glass' in English. That might help you find it in a search.
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thank you markp to put right my English. I couldn't write correctly yet. it's important for me. ok. I'll try
dear saabie22, I won't do my port by 90 degree cone angle. I wanna do it round. theoretically I wish to make it exponential. thas I ask all of you about it
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: BC, Canada
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Maybe you could turn it up on a lathe out of wood? Maybe do it in two pieces and join it in the middle?
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it's will be nice , but I'm not a lathe operator.
now I think about gypsum ![]() but it's difficult either, and not exactly what I want.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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Here, try Madisond instead, they and PartsExpress sell flared ports. Scan about half way down the page to find the ports.
Madisound Accessories Good luck.
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