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Don't worry about that little mistake. It's your first project and it is quite normal to make such mistakes. When I started woodworking I would have to scrap complete projects for stupid mistakes. Imagine having to apply leather to a jewelry box 3 times because of forgetting minor details...
ps: this won't be your last project, woodworking it's very addicting!
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Its quite impressive how nice a simple coat of tung oil looks on some birch plywood.
Curosity, how much did the x-over layout cost you per channel?
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I was mostly curious because I looked up your inductors brand and was shocked the cheapest one was about 10 bucks.
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Home:128k WMA (Contemplating trying FLAC and backing up all music) -> Foobar2k -> Onboard Sound (Soundblaster Live couldnt fit) -> Dying AHS515 (Still deciding for new pair) - JVC HA-RX700 on the Way!
just read all 9 pages. Very impressed mate, big props!!!
One question, why did you do the routing before you assembled the speaker? I would have though you would do that after assembly so you get a perfectly smooth transition over the joints... that being said, your precision on the mitre and tounge and groove looked so good it prob wouldn't make a difference.
Just a thought, but you may be able to remover you mistake by using a different router bit. It would give you a different profile and remove more material but I guess it is an option. could be worth looking at after assembly, but before final finishing...
Fantastic project mate, look forward to seeing it finished!!!!
I'm already thinking of my Gr.12 project...
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