Lumina Kid - What are the dimensions of that box?
Either those holes are too big, or that box is not 14" tall? Or was that just a mock-up that was really inaccurate on many counts?

 

no this was the box that i was useing to start off with, i actually had subs mounted in this thing(thought i might show it). k chalk ill have to asks my teach if we have any of that stuff. do you mean the red line chalk or that stuff they can use on chalk boards. the shop im in has a table saw so the cuts will be exact. not like the one up thier where i used a jigg saw.

 

Caulk not chalk

Caulk is that goo you put around windows and tubs to seal up any holes and make it water-proof / air-tight.

A few box building tips:
* Measure 3 times, cut once.
* Be as accurate as you can, down to 1/32 of an inch.
* Do everything in your power to prevent holes or gaps at the joints - make straight cuts - NEVER use a jig-saw a table saw is best.
* Overhang at the joints is not cool.
* Use wood glue and screws when joining boards
* When the box is assembled run caulk along every join on the inside of the box.
* When cutting the holes for the subs, use a compass of some sort.

 

haha chalk [img]tongue.gif[/img] lol

 

oops my bad i read it wrong(hey im new to this)

 

would plastic pipeing work for a port.(not sure what i should use)

 

Yes. ABS, or PVC is fine.

 

"About that gay part...well at least you'll be able to marry someday and live happily ever after"

^lol...he's in Ab....!!...so maybe not..lol

 

personally i would put the divider in there.its only one extra cut and few more calculations. and in the long run could save one of your subs if the other one blows

whats wrong with plywood.maraine grade is supposed to be some of the best stuff some making boxes out of

[ December 14, 2004, 04:50 PM: Message edited by: hofulstrof ]