I finished preliminary web page on my Fat Margaret Loudspeaker Project...
http://www.hifiklubi.ee/fat_margaret_project/
The design is closed box standmounter using Seas W17E-002 woofer and Seas Millennium tweeter.
Ergo
http://www.hifiklubi.ee/fat_margaret_project/
The design is closed box standmounter using Seas W17E-002 woofer and Seas Millennium tweeter.
Ergo
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Spray on goop
Looks like Texcoat / Stonecoat available from Homebase . Can be expensive , even spraying a small pair of cabinets with the stuff but gives a nive finish
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DAVOhorn said:I love the look of the cabinets
what materials or finish did you use?
My current project is only lacking a decent finish.
MDF cabinets , i do not want to veneer.
regards David
Looks like Texcoat / Stonecoat available from Homebase . Can be expensive , even spraying a small pair of cabinets with the stuff but gives a nive finish
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I used a granite texture spray paint.
http://www.duplicolor.ee/tooted/granit.htm
And no it is not that expensive, at least here in
Estonia. One bottle is approx 10$ and I used 1 bottle per box.....
http://www.duplicolor.ee/tooted/granit.htm
And no it is not that expensive, at least here in
Estonia. One bottle is approx 10$ and I used 1 bottle per box.....
Hey, I thought I recognised those drivers
Those are lovely speakers. Well worth all those layer cutting eh?
Those are lovely speakers. Well worth all those layer cutting eh?
The small crack started at woofer hole and ran horisontally in the middle of the mdf panel not the line where the continuous panels are glued....
So the wood glue holds the thing together just fine but mdf itself with it's small fiber structure is not strong enough. I suggest it is wise to use metal rods in such box design even if you first don't see any signs of weaknesses. Someone here on the forum also told that a guy he new built a subwoofer box like this, but then dropped it and it broke like an egg.
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So the wood glue holds the thing together just fine but mdf itself with it's small fiber structure is not strong enough. I suggest it is wise to use metal rods in such box design even if you first don't see any signs of weaknesses. Someone here on the forum also told that a guy he new built a subwoofer box like this, but then dropped it and it broke like an egg.
Ergo
I wander if it would be wise to encase or cover the whole thing with fiberglass resing before finishing the box. It would be as heavy as a rock though.ergo said:The small crack started at woofer hole and ran horisontally in the middle of the mdf panel not the line where the continuous panels are glued....
So the wood glue holds the thing together just fine but mdf itself with it's small fiber structure is not strong enough. I suggest it is wise to use metal rods in such box design even if you first don't see any signs of weaknesses. Someone here on the forum also told that a guy he new built a subwoofer box like this, but then dropped it and it broke like an egg.
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