Box build log
05-21-2009, 07:40 AM
#12
05-21-2009, 08:14 AM
#14
Only thing not 90* is the port opening. I used a 1/4" round over on it. Couldn't do any more as you can see from the first pics there is a row of screws right there. Carpet was cut right at the edges of them. Finally got to use my new router table last week building a box for slaughter. Bit of a learning curve to it. LOL 
Took over an hour to set it up to make 2 passes to round the port wall end. 
Need to play around with it a bit more before I get good at it. LOL Seemed to be capable of doing some interesting stuff once operator incompetence is fixed. LOL
Get it tuned at all yet?
05-21-2009, 08:35 AM
#17
Ahh okay 
LOL Gotcha now. I saw a couple of tutorials on how to do the carpet on the ends like that. It seemed way to much to do the cuts with a table saw first, even if I had one and it would not work with a double front baffle. LOL So I came up with a real easy, real quick way to do it after it is all put together. Some people think it's a waste of time, I just like how it looks. Got the trick to doing the 45s on the corners now, last time had a few large gaps. Screwed up the seam along the entire bottom though this time. Used a straight edge and everything but 1/4" gap almost all the way across. But hey thats why you put the seam on the bottom right?
LOL Gotcha now. I saw a couple of tutorials on how to do the carpet on the ends like that. It seemed way to much to do the cuts with a table saw first, even if I had one and it would not work with a double front baffle. LOL So I came up with a real easy, real quick way to do it after it is all put together. Some people think it's a waste of time, I just like how it looks. Got the trick to doing the 45s on the corners now, last time had a few large gaps. Screwed up the seam along the entire bottom though this time. Used a straight edge and everything but 1/4" gap almost all the way across. But hey thats why you put the seam on the bottom right?
05-21-2009, 08:37 AM
#18
