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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
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Hi, I am brand new to this forum, but i hang out on a lot of other home and car audio forums. I currently have a small part time buissness producing and selling stealth sub boxes for various cars. However, ordres have been slowing down lately, and this has caused a problem. I rent a CNC router by the hour, but i dont have a whole hours worth of cutting. This either means i waste money, or i miss deadlines waiting on mire orders.
What i am hoping to do is simple cover my material and machine time with various other parts so i can continue to cut out the boxes which i make money on. What i am offering if from simple spaker baffles, with speaker cutouts and recesses, to fully assebled cabinets, or anything in between. Pricing is a follows: 6$ sq foot of 3/4" mdf example 12 x 12 x 12 sub box = 6 square feet = 36$ in parts assembly is 50% of parts, so the same box would cost 18$ to assemble, but i would round down to a even 50$. all boxes are dadoes and rabeted together, and i can cut the speakerholes, ports, terminals, ect. Like i said, not looking to make money, just fill machine time so i can stop losing money until orders pickk back up. PM me, email me at bluegti@hotmail.com, or visit my webpage www.freewebs.com/uber-stealth |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: San Francisco
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Ahhh, where were you 2 months ago.
Great service and hope to use you in the future |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
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There is a simple fix for your porble, build more speakers. can you ever have to many? anyway, i will be cutting this friday, so if you need anything let me know. i plan on cutting 1 friday every month til my personal cnc in my garage is finished
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Gainesville, FL
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I will send you a detailed email when I get home today about this. Thanks
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It's better to have loved & lost than to never have had a good pair of speakers at all....... |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
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Well, i just thought i would post up a few pics of some of the stuff people had me cut out on friday. I hope to cut in a wwek or 2 if i get any mroe requests.
Set of surround sound baffle's ( looks like i lost one, so i need to machine another on monday) ![]() ![]() pait of MTM with 1/4" round over on edges ![]() ![]() some ipen baffle design w/ 1 1/2" thick baffles ![]() ![]() router templates ![]() well hope the pics give you guys ideas, and if any of these items are yours, ill ship in the next day or 2 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2006
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It's great your willing to do this. now i just need to decide what speaker to build
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
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just saw a need and decided to help out the DIY community. I was producing som much wast with some of my cnc programs, im glas just to see less wood go into the trash
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
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I will be cutting the next batch 10/31/08
OK, well, i had a lot of people interested in the cutting last time, so here it is again. I will mainly be cutting 3/4" MDF, but possibly 1 1/8" Particle board as well. I have adjusted my fees to balance out costs of large and small speakers. There where small ones with more maching then larger ones, yet costing only a fraction of the price. MDF runs $3 square foot, 1 1/8" PB 4$ a square foot Machining is as follows Simple Panel: 3$ Single Speaker Baffle: 4 $ Multi Speaker baffle : 5$ Misc ( carving, designs, ect ) ask for quote. The reason i did this was to make larger spakers more affordable So, a 12" x 12" x 12" sub box 6 square feet material = 18$ 5 panels = 15$ 1 single speaker baffle = 6$ total = 39$ Assembly is still 1/2" kit price, so box assembles is 58$ plus shipping Now, same box but 18" x 18" x 18" 13.5 square feet material = 40.50$ 5 panels = 15$ 1 single speaker baffle = 6$ total = 61.50$ Assembly is still 1/2 kit price, so box assembles is 92$ plus shipping old pricing would have put the kit at 81 $ and built price at 121.50$ For those wanting pairs, or multipe baffles, I will do a discount, as i am just trying to cover all my programming time. PM me if you have any questions __________________ Check out my website: www.freewebs.com/uber-stealth. Now offering cnc cut baffles and other speaker cabinet parts |
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Speakerholic
diyAudio Moderator
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I hope you get enough for another batch. Looks good.
You might want to change the numbers under the 18" box, they still say 12" EDIT: I forgot you will have timed out by now so I did it for you. Hope that's OK. Also, could you please combine your two signature lines into one, they seem to repeat. Thank you. EDIT2: I see you simply added it again and that it's not a double sig line. As Gilda Radner used to say: Never mind. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2008
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yeah, it was a copy and paste thing, sorry.
I am up to 4 1/2" sheets fro friday, so i still have plenty of room. i try not to brake 6 sheets a time, as it gets to be to much to deal with |
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