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12" Subwoofer Enclosure

Discussion in 'Audio & Video' started by Sicknick, Jul 14, 2009.

  1. Jul 14, 2009 at 11:44 PM
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    I doubt you can get them back there. Simply not enough mounting depth to make a box, unless you are going to be doing some wicked fiberglass work. Even that would have some flex issues, I would think.
     
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    ive seen it done... i just need the plans... i can raise my seat with extensions if needed....
     
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    If you are very short, have your seat jammed all the way forward and don't mind giving up all your rear cab space, it can be done. I don't think you'll find one premade...no market for them.

    It's just a straight forward box to fit the available space. Just measure and start building. Nothing special. Do what floats yer boat.;)
     
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    yeah im about 5'9 and can drive with the seat all the way forward... i dont mind.... i actually think it can be done without putting it all the way forward... one back mite work.... i talked to marv about it... were gonna start putting together somethin.... he thinks maybe both twelves on passenger side would work... i plan on taking the plans to home depot or lowes and having them cut the wood for me since i dont have a table saw and cant cut a streight edge... thats why i need the plans.... correct wood to use.... etc.
     
  6. Jul 16, 2009 at 10:16 AM
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    Home depot has a panel saw to cut plywood/mdf....not exactly what I'd call precise.

    I'd try to find another option. .02
     
  7. Jul 16, 2009 at 12:03 PM
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    I'm a part time handy man and when I get my "rough" cuts from them, it's very rough. They don't care about being precise and are always in rush as they do double duty. Don't use Homie Depoop for that. A good skil saw with a t-square clamped down will get you your precision cuts. Plus Homie Depoop doesn't cut angles...

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  8. Jul 16, 2009 at 5:04 PM
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    I used to work at Lowe's. If it wasn't very busy and we had enough people in the department (only because of a scheduling error) then I'd make as many cuts as you wanted. But the ruler on the saw wasn't perfect and the tape measure was never my forte. The general slug at either store can usually get you under 1/2" but I wouldn't trust them to get precise (under 1/16th) with any consistency.

    If you don't have the facilities or hardware to build your own box, then having marv make it makes sense. He does awesome work. Much better than you will ever be able to get having a box store employee cut for you. And it was said above, they do not mitre cut anything. You are only going to get 90 edge cuts.
     
  9. Jul 16, 2009 at 5:33 PM
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    yeah im probably gonna buy one off marv.... itd be a nice project to work on though... haha i like buildin stuff and have wood for it... just cant cut a streight edge to do so
     

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