New Family Build - Amp Cab

RVA said:
Future site of handles. Not great, but not bad for my 1st time with a jigsaw. Thanks for the idea SuperBlade!

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Make sure there's a full seal when you add the recessed handle assembly and the speaker jack assembly.

BTW... this is an awesome thread... :cheers:

Currently listening to, as I post, Samantha Fish "Money To Burn"

 
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RVA said:
More cuts, this time from birch plywood. Shown is the back, baffle, and a frame for the grill. The baffle is 1/2 inch larger than the back because I am thinking about making a 1/4 inch groove on the inside of the box to fit the baffle nice and snug, and help me practice with my new router. I am getting more confident with the table saw.

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Now that looks like some quality wood...
 
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chilipeppermaniac said:
You do know how to set the depth on that Router w/o a plunge base don't you?
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Yes, I practiced tonight. This unit is fairly easy to use.

I got the plunge router on ebay for less than 1/2 price. It was in pretty good shape and I think it will last considering how many times I will get to use it.
 
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RVA said:
Same thing. WGS Green Beret
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Sweet... So 50 watt rating on the cab. The 12 incher will be more dominate by 3 db's. Doesn't sound like a lot, but it is. The punchiness and kick of the 10" should still come thru. This should sound nice... :fingersx:
 
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20170616_213128_zpszjmyaix8.JPG 20170616_213132_zpsnnddcvik.JPG Keeping a router straight is tough, mostly because it is tough to see the line. I did not do a good job, but I got progressively better. Then I cleaned up my work with a file. Guess which one was my first attempt!!
 
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