It's not that I haven't thought about that 
. But this project has given me a few lessons in patience. So I try to do everything as good as I can and take it from there.
I keep telling myself I will be done in about two months... but that seems to be a moving target!
Still a lot more to do. But the baffles turned out better than I had hoped for. Not bad for machining by hand with relatively simple tools. I got to say I love doing this type of work. Maybe I should aim for a new career!
. But this project has given me a few lessons in patience. So I try to do everything as good as I can and take it from there. I keep telling myself I will be done in about two months... but that seems to be a moving target!
Still a lot more to do. But the baffles turned out better than I had hoped for. Not bad for machining by hand with relatively simple tools. I got to say I love doing this type of work. Maybe I should aim for a new career!
nice sub-woofer underneath your TV...The waiting room...
On to the next step...
Stop playing "How to Train Your Dragon" and put fire in your TT beasts
Wiring / driver mounting next??
Still a bit more work on the back baffle, you know, chamfering, drilling etc.
Then on to mounting the drivers, testing damping materials with that sub you see under the TV
. Then on to wiring.
That's utterly beyond me
Wesayso - looking forward to see the details of mounting/seperation from the main structure.
Keeping the front baffle seperated from the cabinet will definitely help prevent internal forces developing future cracks. Hopefully that will be a closed chapter in your TT-project
Take your time...immideately
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Have you guys seen how old that Beyond the Ariel thread is
Is that what you are aiming for??