amazing stufff keep posting billavideo
Thanks, man. I've been away for a few days but I'm going to show you the latest in a project I'm completing.
Thanks for all the great info Bilavideo. Punching holes in the fabric behind the driver on my SR-325is put the finishing touch on my mods. I went with 4 holes.
That's cool! I love it when somebody comes back and confirms that the venting mod really works.
UPDATE - I started making grills. I hadn't done this before and was looking for just the right mesh when I ended up using the screen off of one of my windows (I'm in trouble again).
My first attempts involved the use of the drill press, which made perfect circles. The problem was that it also created a hole in the center from the drill bit, which leads out ahead of the hole saw. This, I suspect, has some connection to Grado's original idea of covering the center with a button. Why else would anybody put an obstruction in the center of a vent?
Using decent scissors, I was surprised at how easily the metal grill yielded to cutting by hand.
I used the center cut-outs from making the shells as molds. This allowed me to give structure to the screen and give it more body. Instead of being pasted flat against some flat outer disk, these fit nicely within the shells as they are. I like the shape. It's not as bulbous as some I have seen, but it gives the screen a nice body to it.
With this approach, the screens make a sharp fit to the shells, and without the need of a top-layer desk to hold them in.
In this picture, you can see the additional work I need to do to fix up the shells and spruce up the wiring, but that's fine. I'll get there. In the meantime, I've got grills I really like.