I won't post the pics here, but you can see them on my site
below. All laid out nicely in thumbnail format
Here's a direct link for the lazy bastids
http://240sx.cubicdesign.com/picpage6.php
Anywho, a few things I'll mention that you mignt not figure
out just from the pics alone:
- The white foamy thing is just a sponge like material that I found
at work in some box. I wanted to see how it sounded with and
without it in the box. Conclusion? Hard to tell but no drawbacks.
- For carpeting the side of the box, I glued carpet on a
bristol-board type paper first. This made the edges smooth.
- And I was about to buy contact cement ($5) or 3M Super77
adhesive ($15) when I decided to try using a glue gun,,which
I happend to have cuz my sister uses it for her crafts and stuff.
It dries fast so you gotta apply in chunks at a time but it works
wonders.
Some figures of what I spent on making the box (Canadian dollar):
1) $11 for a 4ft x 2ft x 3/4" MDF sheet (cut at Rona Hardware)
2) $2 box of 2" drywall nails
3) $15 for fabric/carpeting (150cm x 100cm sheet)
4) $1.80 cauclking
5) Silicon RTV (blue stuff), glue gun, carpenter's glue were already
in the house so I'm not aware of their costs.
6) Got Roto-Zip from co-worker to cut circular hole in box
7) $600 for Subwoofer/Amp/Kit
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Total: $629.80 (prolly $640ish with 5) above)
Overall I'm happy with my build. The edges are still kinda visible
on the carpeting but it's nothin ghetto looking [img]smile.gif[/img]
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