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Originally posted by djyves djyves wrote:

I haven't bought a speaker yet, will a PD186 do as good as a void v18-1000?
Well, at least you'll be able to get a reconeWink
 
I recon 186 will be fine, try to get the Fane 1000 though, it's a winner in that cab, I know first hand.
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I can get v18-1000 for the money of 186, so I will take the V18-1000, I think that will be fine from 40 upto 140hz.
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I was gluing caps for behind my handles:

but I think it will interrupt the airflow to much:
and:

So I am thinking of buying steel bar handles: click here

What do you guys think.


Edited by djyves - 17 August 2010 at 1:05pm
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You also have to think of the braces, they may well be where handles want to be.
Have you worked out assembley sequence with braces yet?
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Very nice build :)
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I have biscuited the braces, so if I put It together for gluing I put the braces in too.

But can I place these boxes, without interrupting the sound? is no will the steel bar handles be good at thesame place.
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Originally posted by Louder than loud Louder than loud wrote:

Very nice build :)

Thanks.
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Originally posted by djyves djyves wrote:

I have biscuited the braces, so if I put It together for gluing I put the braces in too.

But can I place these boxes, without interrupting the sound? is no will the steel bar handles be good at thesame place.
Thats a good idea.
Bar handles or how about the spring ones, like for flight cases.
No protrusion
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Originally posted by The Builder The Builder wrote:

Thats a good idea.
Bar handles or how about the spring ones, like for flight cases.
No protrusion


That's the ones I always use, as said, no protrusion.
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Aren't sprung handles going to rattle, or is that negligible.
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just  idea .. how I would place handles if doing them for myself.



Two "slot" handles are by front edge o the cabinet.
Version "A" may look funny but in fact rear handle is here just to help a bit while horizontally stacking cabinets. .. (yes I know that while doing this front handles will be in vertical position so not most comfortable , but we all are tough boys and will not complain for that second or two :) )
For for moving around front "slot" handles may be enough. Cabinet is not too deep (618mm) so will not make problems.

For more holding flexibility option "B" may be good idea..

I would use ready made 4-ways handle like THIS because it will not obstruct horn area much as 18mm panel wooden box.

If you plan to use wooden box + handmade cutout 4--way handle ..may be good idea to use a bit thinner wood (10mm is more than enough rigid for such small handle box) .. make them shallow (25mm for fingers is OK - 35 mm total internal protrusion) and place them in rear corners like option "B" so you can use cabinet panels as part of "handle-box" - easy
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I already made a jig for the slot handles, the other handles I can router is afterwards if I already glued the box, next week or something I can buy handles. would it be a good idea to use these on the back

Edited by djyves - 18 June 2012 at 12:14pm
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