yeah with a cisel.
Here a guy from Singapor showed also a very good technic with a aviator loudspeaker clone. He just stacked layers with different width on the higher half part, the widther towards the cabinet and the lesser width towards the front baffle (with 4 layers iirc). Then with automotive plastic he made the rebates filling the steps to shape the rebate. Clever too.
Here a guy from Singapor showed also a very good technic with a aviator loudspeaker clone. He just stacked layers with different width on the higher half part, the widther towards the cabinet and the lesser width towards the front baffle (with 4 layers iirc). Then with automotive plastic he made the rebates filling the steps to shape the rebate. Clever too.
I think he use a table saw. Scroll trough his tips and ideas and you find the guide. http://www.troelsgravesen.dk/tips.htm
Ah sorry, it was the Rockport Avior (Aviator loudspeaker is a Chario brand one).
look at the first pictures. It is clever, isn'it ? https://www.diyaudio.com/community/...2-styled-3way-speaker-diy.372873/post-6671009
look at the first pictures. It is clever, isn'it ? https://www.diyaudio.com/community/...2-styled-3way-speaker-diy.372873/post-6671009
