Help with Punisher cab

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   Having built several V3 Puns, I would not build them for myself - really, they are just heavier! Go with the V2 drawing for 15mm and enjoy your working back for a bit longer! Stick extra skids on the end if you want! 
Also, a good tip is not to make the front chamber the way it is drawn in the CAD files, ie from several layers of 6mm ply. Instead cut a 1220mm long piece of 15mm ply the height of the chamber, and use kerf cuts every 25mm to curve it round the driver cutout. Make the chamber as a complete unit first, and shave off the protruding ends of the wall piece with a plane or saw, before fitting it into the cab. This wastes way less material and is much quicker.

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	Having built several V3 Puns, I would not build them for myself - really, they are just heavier! Go with the V2 drawing for 15mm and enjoy your working back for a bit longer! Stick extra skids on the end if you want! Also, a good tip is not to make the front chamber the way it is drawn in the CAD files, ie from several layers of 6mm ply. Instead cut a 1220mm long piece of 15mm ply the height of the chamber, and use kerf cuts every 25mm to curve it round the driver cutout. Make the chamber as a complete unit first, and shave off the protruding ends of the wall piece with a plane or saw, before fitting it into the cab. This wastes way less material and is much quicker.
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