[rjcruiz25]

thanks for sharing , i already make GQ and RAB 3 driver  and parralel connection, from chris.furcon configuration he help me for this project...

please check picture 
http://prntscr.com/dgp2xb
http://prntscr.com/dgp371
http://prntscr.com/dgp3c3

 

[MuZo2]

  thanks for sharing , i already make GQ and RAB 3 driver  and parralel connection, from chris.furcon configuration he help me for this project...

please check picture 
http://prntscr.com/dgp2xb
http://prntscr.com/dgp371
http://prntscr.com/dgp3c3

Great work, they look quiet good for your first diy set. How do they sound?

 

[rjcruiz25]

thanks, sounds is so nice, compare my other ciem dynamic driver http://prntscr.com/dgw3ki

this is my 1st ciem 3BA driver i made http://prnt.sc/dgp2xb

im planing to make 6-8 BA but i dont know how to configuration and what i will use BA driver and how i work in crossover...

home any one can help me this new project

sorry for my bad english

 

[Whitigir]

Interesting ! I so want to do these. Can somebody please tell me where to read up on Cross-over, and where to source the Drivers including dynamic drivers too ? Thank you

 

[boon27]

  thanks for sharing , i already make GQ and RAB 3 driver  and parralel connection, from chris.furcon configuration he help me for this project...

please check picture 
http://prntscr.com/dgp2xb
http://prntscr.com/dgp371
http://prntscr.com/dgp3c3

Thanks, those looks great!  I think I may try it, I didnt know you can use parallel circuit for it.  But I just realized I have some DTEC laying around,  DTEC seems to be good for mid, but whats the best combination with a GQ+DTEC? Should I use low band crossover or parallel? or just plug in straight voltage.  

 

[bvmonie]

Can someone tell me what container and base is used in this picture please? (the actual cylinder part and the gray bottom piece)
 
And where to buy it?
 
 
 

 
 

 

[Shilohsjustice]

The technical term for a mold is an "investment" the pic shows an example of an investment.

The cylinder is called the "investment form"

The base is called the "investment cuff"

Those are the technical terms used in the industry. I hope this answers your questions.

I buy them from Warnertech care products.

The cuffs are per piece and the forms are for a bag of 25 I think.

 

[rjcruiz25]

 

you can buy here 
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Large-size-transparent-making-ear-model-use-casting-ring-with-removable-bottom-part/1867781838.html?spm=2114.13010608.0.0.LbT612

 

 

[bvmonie]

  you can buy here 
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Large-size-transparent-making-ear-model-use-casting-ring-with-removable-bottom-part/1867781838.html?spm=2114.13010608.0.0.LbT612

 

 
Thanks so much, ive been searching for days. I didnt want to ask but i couldnt find it. 
 
Looks like ill be waiting the 2week min from Aliexpress. Im going to order a few other things also. 

 

[audioxxx]

Interesting ! I so want to do these. Can somebody please tell me where to read up on Cross-over, and where to source the Drivers including dynamic drivers too ? Thank you

Good read here on xover and calc for frequency dividers.

http://www.sengpielaudio.com/calculator-RCpad.htm

 

[dustdevil]

The technical term for a mold is an "investment" the pic shows an example of an investment.

The cylinder is called the "investment form"

The base is called the "investment cuff"

Those are the technical terms used in the industry. I hope this answers your questions.

I buy them from Warnertech care products.

The cuffs are per piece and the forms are for a bag of 25 I think.

 

I like technical terms especially those used in the industry 

 

 

[sowright]

I've used plastic containers like this, just use a dremel to cut the bottom off.  Works great so far
 
http://www.hobbylobby.com/Art-Supplies/Painting-Supplies/Palettes-Tools/Small-Clear-Plastic-Storage-Cups-with-Lids/p/7089-GO0917

 

[sowright]

Hey guys, long time lurker here.  I've learned a lot from this forum and hope to contribute going forward...
 
I'm exited about this "hobby" and am already very invested.

 

[sowright]

 

I've been using a plastic cup with a screw on lid i purchased at a local arts/crafts store.  Just use a Dremel to cut off the bottom and you end up with a nice "investment form" and "cuff".  Krystaloid slides right out after screwing off the lid.  I'll post a pic of mine once the forum allows me.

edit: sorry for the repeat  moderators had to approve my previous post with the link until i get more cred.

 

[sowright]

First up...if anyone is looking for shell material.  I've found the Egger material from audiologysupplies (dotcom) for $61 for 150ml.  Best price/volume I've seen.
 
I've had great success with it and love the results.
 
I also tried the NiceFit shell material from TaoBoa, but never was successful with it.  I never could get it to cure evenly.  I kept extending my time period under UV, then it got to a point where it would cure all the way through almost immediately.