Hello,
most of the joints fit really well, but on one speaker i had real trouble with the miter biscuit joints, so i took much longer as i wanted until i managed to pressed it all in place,.... there is no gab visible , but it didn't press the glue out of the gap as it should ... i put acrylic sealant from inside to all the joints just for air tightness safety.
looks almost like a speaker
😎
greetings Jonas
most of the joints fit really well, but on one speaker i had real trouble with the miter biscuit joints, so i took much longer as i wanted until i managed to pressed it all in place,.... there is no gab visible , but it didn't press the glue out of the gap as it should ... i put acrylic sealant from inside to all the joints just for air tightness safety.
looks almost like a speaker
😎
greetings Jonas
The glue is hard and i sanded the cabinets with P150 by hand. I removed most glue wile it was still fresh, on some places glue stayed and soaket into the wood , this looks not nice now, i hope after the finishing paint layers it will be invisible.
This is now with the second coat of linseed oil.
Its difficult to make photos from the color,
as it looks so different depending on the light.
what do you think ?
waiting for your comments 🙂
greetings Jonas
Its difficult to make photos from the color,
as it looks so different depending on the light.
what do you think ?
waiting for your comments 🙂
greetings Jonas
you mean like this ? just plain birch, is nice too! i guess it would not stay clean looking for long, but for a hifi living room system i would like it.
To seal between the wood and the components I use a kind of black silicon / rubber what is sticky and i can remove it without trace. I am damping hte lower part of the cabinet.
I put damping wool in the lower part of the cabinet, i did not put acoustic wool in the upper parts as i do not want to see the white wool through the ports.
first session to program the DSP with the mic and laptop yesterday, but ..... ⛈️
before we could make any sens of our measurements, its started raining, so we needed to stop😒
is there a guideline how to do this? I have someone here who did that before,
but to understand fully whats happening i would like to read a beginners guide about frequency. transition, phase, delay etc. i am quit new to this.
any suggestion where to start ?
greetings Jonas
before we could make any sens of our measurements, its started raining, so we needed to stop😒
is there a guideline how to do this? I have someone here who did that before,
but to understand fully whats happening i would like to read a beginners guide about frequency. transition, phase, delay etc. i am quit new to this.
any suggestion where to start ?
greetings Jonas
i can not edit the old post, or is there a way ? i can post the pics of the beginning of the build now again here ? is that what you mean, the recent pics are on DIY hosted
Yes unfortunately DIYAudio removed the feature of being able to edit your posts after a limited amount of time.