got the first one buttoned up, the second one has 3 more panels to install. then we start the finishing process
Sorry guys, uploaded wrong pic on that last one.
Nice!
well guys heres a pic.
I had to put the project on hold from this point, as I've had a busy last 4 days since I took this pic. got to soundcheck em. a bit dissapointed I can hit excursion limits (distortion) witha bridged macrotech 3600 (into an 8 ohm cab), but they are damn loud before that point.
I had to put the project on hold from this point, as I've had a busy last 4 days since I took this pic. got to soundcheck em. a bit dissapointed I can hit excursion limits (distortion) witha bridged macrotech 3600 (into an 8 ohm cab), but they are damn loud before that point.
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well guys heres a pic.
I had to put the project on hold from this point, as I've had a busy last 4 days since I took this pic. got to soundcheck em. a bit dissapointed I can hit excursion limits (distortion) witha bridged macrotech 3600 (into an 8 ohm cab), but they are damn loud before that point.
nice
From my experience, even 18mm without bracing is not enough. Ifd you do it with 12mm, you will need a lot of bracing and give it a lot of thought where to put the bracing. It is possible, but quite difficult. I wouldn`t do it.BTW can these be made with 12mm ply and extra bracing?
Hello Guys,
I've been reading through this thread and it's bloody amazing! Well done to everyone!
I'm taking the plunge on building one but I can't seem to think of a way to make the angled cuts on the big pieces! I've got a compound mitre saw at home but it certainly won't accommodate the bigger pieces! Anyone know of a company in London that would do them?
Thanks in advanced!
Sal
I've been reading through this thread and it's bloody amazing! Well done to everyone!
I'm taking the plunge on building one but I can't seem to think of a way to make the angled cuts on the big pieces! I've got a compound mitre saw at home but it certainly won't accommodate the bigger pieces! Anyone know of a company in London that would do them?
Thanks in advanced!
Sal
sal. borrow a table saw from one of your mates!
you *could* do it on a compount mitre in 2 cuts (flip the board after making initial cut so you can get the other side), but it wont be fun at all.
may I suggest the keystone? its a much easier build, with far less angles.
you *could* do it on a compount mitre in 2 cuts (flip the board after making initial cut so you can get the other side), but it wont be fun at all.
may I suggest the keystone? its a much easier build, with far less angles.
Handles don't need to take up any interior space.forgot to ask....adding handles etc...obviously handles will take up space inside the cab, however small...does this effect the sound in any way?
is this a stupid and pointless question lol?
You can cut the angles using a circular saw and a long ruler clamped to the wood as a guide.
I agree with sine 143 that the Keystone is a far easier build, but it is a bit larger (and louder).
Art
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Hi Art,
Thanks for that!! I'm loving the keystone, only problem is I ordered the cut wood on monday so I'm committed to the TH-18. my next one will be the keystone for sure.
You may as well build all the same type and use them both at once rather than faff around with different designs - unless you just love to build and try out different designs! (like me if I had more room)
I wish I could woodwork this fast!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOwhWyn5ymE
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOwhWyn5ymE
I wish I could woodwork this fast!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOwhWyn5ymE
Nice!
Still, he's got nothing on that EAW guy.
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Nice!
Still, he's got nothing on that EAW guy.
Woah there. I pride myself in my inhuman carpentry skillz.
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