Accuton C168-6-990, Accuton S280-6-282, Rall 70-20XR project.

[r-carpenter]

Designing the speaker from scratch with input from the customer. It'll be the braced cab in 1" Baltic Birch.
I've actually ended up 3d modeling each driver for easy machining.

[r-carpenter]

CNCing bracing.
I'll be designing crossover for this speaker later.

[r-carpenter]

Bit more cutting. Mid is an interesting one to cut in.

[Wolf]

Surface mounting the RAAL? Why?
Wolf

[r-carpenter]

Customer's choice, Ben.

[Wolf]

Okay. Just seemed a little odd is all.

Later,
Wolf

[guitar maestro]

Good to see low-budget builds here and there! Customer probably will be short a couple gallons of jet fuel on his private jet due to this build. Sucks to be him.

[r-carpenter]

Good to see low-budget builds here and there! Customer probably will be short a couple gallons of jet fuel on his private jet due to this build. Sucks to be him.

Actually, he is a craftsman, not unlike me.

[r-carpenter]

Cabinets are starting to come together. Nice tight fit.
Going to assemble dry first. Chamfer the inside edge of the woofer cutout and install t-nuts later.

[r-carpenter]

Glue up continues.
PE graphic engine, flips the picture.

[Squidspeak]

R what glue/adhesive will you use for final glue-up?

[r-carpenter]

Thightbond II for structural and iron-on veneering. I like it.

[r-carpenter]

Paper backed cherry veneer, ironed on.
Mineral fiber on the walls and black hole in the midrange chamber.

[ernperkins]

Nice to see an uber high end build. Will be interesting to see the type of crossover components chosen.

[r-carpenter]

I'll be doing regular parts for modeling and let the owner decide on the final assembly.
More interested in Accuton performance.