CNC Router

[scholl]

What are you guys using for baffles? I'm looking to retire and want to start a new hobby\skill. I have strong old time mechanical drawling training. It would be used for many different things but I'd start with nice looking amp cases for the little class d kits.

[aarond]

There might be a market for attractive baffles with wavguides integrated into the design.

[djg]

Baffles are pretty easy with a plunge router and commercial (Jasper) or homemade circle jig.

[DeZZar]

Baffles are pretty easy with a plunge router and commercial (Jasper) or homemade circle jig.

For the most part with plain vanilla baffles. CNC opens up the opportunity for more complex shapes, higher precision etc.

I wouldn't want to try something like this by hand for instance...but if I had a CNC - I would definitely explore increasing the complexity of the geometry both for sonic and aesthetic purposes.

[bassman_soundking]

I havent got the tools/skills to do proper recessed baffles.

[Serenitynow]

For the most part with plain vanilla baffles. CNC opens up the opportunity for more complex shapes, higher precision etc.

I wouldn't want to try something like this by hand for instance...but if I had a CNC - I would definitely explore increasing the complexity of the geometry both for sonic and aesthetic purposes.

I have the capability to make baffles like this.

[bassman_soundking]

Ill pay for proper baffles!

[aarond]

3D printing also opens options for simplifying certain aspects of complicated baffles.

[joshshetter]

For the most part with plain vanilla baffles. CNC opens up the opportunity for more complex shapes, higher precision etc.

I wouldn't want to try something like this by hand for instance...but if I had a CNC - I would definitely explore increasing the complexity of the geometry both for sonic and aesthetic purposes.

Don't need cnc to do that, can do it with a jig and chamfer bit.