DeZZar
Midrange Member
Last Activity: Today, 08:45 AM
Joined: 12-23-2019
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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220 is far too aggressive at this point. 220 is to prepare the surface before you start laying down color. You want several coats of black with very... -
Quick little update on this project.
After sanding down one of the side panels per the post above I noticed when polishing there were little...Leave a comment:
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Hmm - yeah that's not right. Its not even black anymore? I'd say the black is gone and you've sanded through to the undercoat/primer.
This...Leave a comment:
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Here you go......Leave a comment:
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GASP!! Leave this forum immediately!!!
hahaha.....jokes. Great first build.
I'm guessing your internal volume is around 6.5L...Leave a comment:
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Depends if you modelled for BSC as loss or gain (appears to be loss from your sim). The 15" will of course experience somewhere around -6db for the...Leave a comment:
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Looking good Steve. Glad you're happy with them after break in!
I notice you had them sitting on some egg foam - I was going to say try...Leave a comment:
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ha....Ikea boxes. What a great idea, they look fantastic!Leave a comment:
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Yeah great work. Really nice wood. What will you finish the rest of the cabinet in?Leave a comment:
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Depends what you mean by 'fog'. It shouldn't look 'milky' it should just look flat/dull/matte.
I always use a clear coat but that's just...Leave a comment:
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Cool project Tom and great videos. 👍Leave a comment:
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Threw in a few extra parts with my last order......no regrets :P
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Nice build. Looks great.
I assume the crossover simulation is based on your actual measurements of the drivers? You should be able to specifically...Leave a comment:
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Nice! What's the notch targeting?Leave a comment:
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Even just a few coats of your rattle can primer will work fine.
- Sanding sealer will soak in and actually harden the MDF itself so that...Leave a comment:
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For some reason I've always inverted and off-centered the tweeter. I think when I was a kid and just getting into this I liked the unconventional look...Leave a comment:
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Kicking off with a 400 grit dry sand using an orbital. This get the bulk of the blemishes and brush strokes out of the final coat. Be super careful with...
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OK.....lets do this!!
Before: When brushing on varnish you just have to know up front that you will get bubbles and brush strokes...Leave a comment:
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Agree. It's just a case of determining how much. These are intended for a desk, which is presumably up against a wall, possibly even in a corner, so there... -
I use a sanding sealer like this one https://www.feastwatson.com.au/produ...anding-sealer/.
Or head straight into...Leave a comment:
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