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<blockquote data-quote="Mark Wilkinson" data-source="post: 141542" data-attributes="member: 8989">Re: 60 Degree&nbsp; DIY Mid HiHi Don, yes that makes total sense. And I don&#039;t mean to belabor this....I can easily make the mods i have in mind....I&#039;m just thinking there is an opportunity to make it easier for others...It seems to me, the stepped depth of the cabinet allows the HF horn baffle board to span the full exterior width, very easily.&nbsp;&nbsp; And do so with out any bevels.Below is maybe a better depiction at what I&#039;m getting at.The blue cross hatching represents the sides.....[ATTACH]154346[/ATTACH]Sorry for a drawing so crude....But i like this because now there aren&#039;t any angles on the baffle ends, the angle on flare piece a is now 40 degrees instead of 50 (much easier w table saw, and probably best of all ......the baffle board is one piece.&nbsp; I like a little cleat as much for an alignment aid as anything, but it can also be used to help facilitate the interchangeable route . But it&#039;s entirely optional because the baffle board can screw straight into both sides....Again, just trying to throw out something that might make it easier to build...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mark Wilkinson, post: 141542, member: 8989"] Re: 60 Degree DIY Mid Hi Hi Don, yes that makes total sense. And I don't mean to belabor this....I can easily make the mods i have in mind....I'm just thinking there is an opportunity to make it easier for others... It seems to me, the stepped depth of the cabinet allows the HF horn baffle board to span the full exterior width, very easily. And do so with out any bevels. Below is maybe a better depiction at what I'm getting at. The blue cross hatching represents the sides..... [ATTACH=CONFIG]154346.vB5-legacyid=13009[/ATTACH] Sorry for a drawing so crude.... But i like this because now there aren't any angles on the baffle ends, the angle on flare piece a is now 40 degrees instead of 50 (much easier w table saw, and probably best of all ......the baffle board is one piece. I like a little cleat as much for an alignment aid as anything, but it can also be used to help facilitate the interchangeable route . But it's entirely optional because the baffle board can screw straight into both sides.... Again, just trying to throw out something that might make it easier to build... [/QUOTE]

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