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I've never worked with fiberglass before which is why I didn't try that.
Regarding the level of the sub, it's in my comments from Sunday; which I'm also looking for additional ideas from everybody. An 8" sub would probably be flush...see my post from yesterday. I would also estimate that I've spent about 8 hrs. on this so far. Had I just gone with making all the rings the same size, it probably would've shaved 2-3 hrs. off that time. I'm going to glue and screw them together tonight. |
If somebody in south jersey wants to have a fiberglass spare tire box made, lemme know. Id like to make one and then make a mold for future applications. As 2fast said doing it in fiberglass will gain substantial airspace and open up alot more options for subwoofers.
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I added a few more pics. I glued and nailed the rings together last night. This evening, I picked up some thin baby crib poly fill that is in a sheet and some Elmer's spray adhensive at WM. They had some fabric that was poly that is close to typical box carpet, but not quite. I'm going to look a little more before buying this at WM.
UPDATE: 01/20/10 I put down two layers of this poly fill tonight. I'll prob carpet it this weekend, as I'm waiting on my other components to come in to do the install. |
May this thread rise from the dead!!!!
I was curious as to how your sub box worked out???? Im in the process of making one myself |
I am still waiting to do a stealth box.
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Look around for my pics. I'm not double posting the pics.
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I looked around your pics, but unfortunately didnt see any of the finished product. I saw a lot of the during process.. Its ok bro, you dont have to show us. Its cool.:tup:
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