Very slow ! but will get to LA. *PIC*

[akgapong]

Hi

Back from real job and try to work on the line array project before dark. Will be finish soon.

To be continue,

Iggy

[Jeff B.]

> Hi

> Back from real job and try to work on the
> line array project before dark. Will be
> finish soon.

> To be continue,

> Iggy

They look like they will be very nice. Keep us posted as you go. I enjoy seeing other projects develop and come together.

[akgapong]

[christianb]

Very nice! What drivers will you be using and what kind of solid wood is that?

[AJ]

Those are going to be pretty nice looking! I like the hardwood panels.

[akgapong]

> Very nice! What drivers will you be using
> and what kind of solid wood is that?

Hi

Yellow pine wood. Driver HIVI M4N & DAYTON PT2B.

Thx,

Iggy

[akgapong]

> Those are going to be pretty nice looking! I
> like the hardwood panels.

Hi AJ

Me too ! I try yellow pine,,,easy to work on them.

See You,

Iggy

[quietstorm]

[akgapong]

[Wolf]

Provided Link: Wolf in a 'bucket.....


I like to scorch it evenly with a butane torch. Take long strokes with the grain, and don't stay in one place too long. Keep the flame moving or the wood with blacken. Wipe excess ash off with a damp rag when done, and apply finish.

The "3CR" red panels are pine, scorched, and red paint brushed on/wiped off. Finish layer is Polyurethane Satin.

In the "Sir Audinums", the baffles are pine also, scorched, rosewood gel stain, poly.

<A HREF="http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...peaker/Audinum">http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...peaker/Audinum</A>%20Theater/100_2512.jpg

<A HREF="http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...peaker/Audinum">http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...peaker/Audinum</A>%20Theater/SirAudinum23.jpg

I am planning to use this in more projects, as I like the dark grain, and the finish-mimicking possibilities are almost endless.
Later,
Wolf

[djjustice]

Interesting technique. The first time you tried to do that to the speakers, was your mind set, "It think I will take a risk because this could look nice" or, "Screw it, at least the capacitors blowing up will look cool".

[Wolf]

> Interesting technique. The first time you
> tried to do that to the speakers, was your
> mind set, "It think I will take a risk
> because this could look nice" or,
> "Screw it, at least the capacitors
> blowing up will look cool".

No. I tried it on a sample first, then proceeded to do the baffles prior-assembly. I finished tham after I assembled them. I don't take many risks during assembly/finish.
Later,
Wolf

[akgapong]

[Wolf]