Hello I am planning on using a pair of TB W4-1052SD 4" drivers and they need a 3-3/4" diameter cutout...the cutout in my cab is 4",will these fit without any problems?
A 1/4 inch is quite a bit to play with.
What I did to shrink a hole in a pre-existing box was to get some edge banding (oak, maple etc usually has glue on one side to iron on with a household iron) and wind it in the hole until the size was right.
A good quantity of glue on the banding should help hold its shape.
If the banding protrudes a bit and you have a flush cut saw, that will help to give a finished edge.
What I did to shrink a hole in a pre-existing box was to get some edge banding (oak, maple etc usually has glue on one side to iron on with a household iron) and wind it in the hole until the size was right.
A good quantity of glue on the banding should help hold its shape.
If the banding protrudes a bit and you have a flush cut saw, that will help to give a finished edge.
loninappleton said:
Thanks for the reply...the salesman at PE said I would be fine as long as I center the driver creating just a 1/8" difference on all four sides,but I wanted to get an opinion from someone not trying to sell me the drivers.
Ok, well I looked at the a-b-c measurements of the unit.
If you had a 4 inch hole, that being the outside dimension I would think it would nearly fall through.
Anyway, glad you have your answer.
If you had a 4 inch hole, that being the outside dimension I would think it would nearly fall through.
Anyway, glad you have your answer.
Well you might be correct...I will get them tomorrow and see how things go...I'll keep you posted...thanks for your responses.
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