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    Posted: 03 March 2014 at 7:42pm
evening all! iv finally finished my new works shop and a pallet of birch just landed on my lap Wink first of all im gonna get building some USB's but iv searched high and low for plans and iv come up with f**k all so im going to do my own and put this plan to rest! This is for a pair of cabs so if you are only building one then just half it Smile This cut sheet is for a butt jointed build not rebated as on the plan. 



4: top/bot - 1140 x 750
4: sides - 534 x 750
2: back - 1104 x 534
4: A - 500 x 534  35 and 7 degrees 
4: B - 424 x 534  45 and 7 degrees 
4: C - 268 x 534  15 and 38 degrees 
4: D - 154 x 534  .45 degrees at both end
2: E - 680 x 534 work out angles from plan
2: F - 494 x 297 work out angles from plan 

here are the screen shots from maxcut, as good as maxcut is there a few things id change on these.. this is for 2 cabs and it works out at just over 3 and a half sheets that leaves you enough for batons or a one piece for the access panel and also off cuts for the smaller braces in the chamber. ignore the letters on these sheets!! the above letters are for the actual usb plans above. 


hope this helps Embarrassed

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why is the third sheet messed up?
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a usb with bracing works out at 2.3 sheets per cab, based on 2 cabs.... using maxcut, for a fully rebated version rebate depth 5mm
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all edited and iv added all the bracing and its well under 4 sheets Big smile
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hm you doing the access panel from batten or a second side panel cut shorter at the front....
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if you use a 1 piece access panel then it will add 1/3rd of a sheet....
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im gonna take the side panel and cut it in to 3 pieces and then putting battens underneath to catch the access panel. there is more than enough off cut left on the 4th sheet for batons 

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defo, I like tomake it from a one piece section, think it offers better protection from slight air leaks. The pressure on the accses panel is massive in this type of design. Its an easy mod to do. Can mark it on original plan if it helps....
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you could add a full panel at 534 x 500 for a one piece panel and its still 4 sheets, what ever is easiest for the builder at the time Smile
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I thought this is the ES-S18 no? its made me just read 25 pages in the, 

ES18-BPH in the advanced section..very interesting i must say


usb is a totally different cab? think im getting confused...
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Originally posted by Dub Specialist Sound Dub Specialist Sound wrote:

I thought this is the ES-S18 no? its made me just read 25 pages in the, 

ES18-BPH in the advanced section..very interesting i must say


usb is a totally different cab? think im getting confused...
 
Yes, the USB and the ES18-BPH have always been different cabs.
In as far as they both use bandpass-horn style loading, and 18" drivers, you could say they're a bit similar, but that's as far as the similarities go.
The most obvious difference is clearly that the USB is a double, bit hard to confuse that with the ES18 ;-)
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