Tips for building a 12" sub box
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First up is - Get yourself a Router with a dual flute bit and an orbital cutter setup, a Skill Saw/Table Saw, and hopefully a thing of wood glue + silicon sealant and a sander, plus a drill bit w/ a countersink bit - those are your basics in tools for building a box of any type and making it functional and working.
Next, you need to do the math, or ask a member to punch in the numbers for a sized box based on teh requirements of whatever sub you plan on using - a 10" sub required .750+ cubic feet of internal room in a sealed box, a 12" is typically just a teeny bit larger. THen you design the box, get some good 3/4" MDF (DONT use plywood, ONLY MDF in a subwoofer construction).
THen draw it out, cut it up, seal it up airtight and get it all wired in + set up :-) Carpet if you wish, or jsut coat it in bedliner or something =)
Next, you need to do the math, or ask a member to punch in the numbers for a sized box based on teh requirements of whatever sub you plan on using - a 10" sub required .750+ cubic feet of internal room in a sealed box, a 12" is typically just a teeny bit larger. THen you design the box, get some good 3/4" MDF (DONT use plywood, ONLY MDF in a subwoofer construction).
THen draw it out, cut it up, seal it up airtight and get it all wired in + set up :-) Carpet if you wish, or jsut coat it in bedliner or something =)
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