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#241 |
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Detroit, born and raised in the netherlands.
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I see it now. Hmm. I dont have an explanation. My kit was perfect, but as i mentioned i did have to rotate some pieces and puzzle a little. Very odd how that piece is angled..
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Is the short side on the "v" shaped one as long as one of the edges on the correct one? If it is then i suspect sandpaper will do the job ... (i'd be tempted to hang the excess oout the front and then i'd have a reference of what to sand -- i'd start with the parts i don't want to sand masked off) Don't do anything till Chris chimes in. Worst case i can ship a replacement panel. dave
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![]() My flat pak is actually from the first run. Bill bought it and decided not to build as he had to do a cross country move. I just bought the pak from Bill yesterday. There is no question that the kit is of very high quality, and the existing instructions are excellent. I am going to take my time to make sure every step is right. I have no wood skill, any mistake can ruin the project and may not be recoverable :-)
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#244 |
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Hi Dave,
Good eyes, that's a MacBook, a 1st gen from 2008. I think flushing to the front is the way to go because flushing to the back panel will not give enough area to glue to the front panel, i.e. a good portion of the top board won't touch the baffle. I will wait for Chris suggestion. I am a slower builder anyway :-) Thank for the reply!!
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Same as my wife's
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#246 |
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Location: victoria BC
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Fred - PM me your e-mail address and I'll forward you PDF of the Canada Post shipping receipt.
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#247 |
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Hi Chris,
Just sent you my email via PM. Thanks!!
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#248 |
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Detroit, born and raised in the netherlands.
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Fred, enjoy the FH build end your F5 Turbo!
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Hee hee, the FH MK3 will definitely be finished way way before the F5T even though
this is my first ever speaker build and my first full range speaker :-)
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3,245 miles later, my flat-pak has arrived. Wife acceptance, however, is pending.
Who first said, "It is easier (better?) to ask forgiveness than permission"? |
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