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<blockquote data-quote="Peter van Gils" data-source="post: 203161" data-attributes="member: 3943">Don&#039;s latest pdf is ok. Be very carefull with the space between the drivers: there is very little margin. You could make a mockup to check before you start making sawdust...If these cabinets will be used on the road, then use glue and screws. 15mm birchply is ok.I would cut as you go along. This allows to correct a mm if needed. My woodsupplier cut strokes with the same width which I cut into pieces with the right angles. (Tip: If the angle between 2 panels is 10 degrees, you will have to cut both panels at 5 degrees. --&gt; After each cut you can flip the panel and you have the right starting angle for the next panel.)To simplify the built, I would not route the sidepanels for the inner panels. Just draw where the panels should be on the sidepanels. Start with the panels for the 12&quot;s. Instead of using spacer rings for the 12&quot;s, I would use 18mm birchply for the panels with the 12&quot;s and route the space for the driver (I did 9mm or so).Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met Tapatalk</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Peter van Gils, post: 203161, member: 3943"] Don's latest pdf is ok. Be very carefull with the space between the drivers: there is very little margin. You could make a mockup to check before you start making sawdust... If these cabinets will be used on the road, then use glue and screws. 15mm birchply is ok. I would cut as you go along. This allows to correct a mm if needed. My woodsupplier cut strokes with the same width which I cut into pieces with the right angles. (Tip: If the angle between 2 panels is 10 degrees, you will have to cut both panels at 5 degrees. --> After each cut you can flip the panel and you have the right starting angle for the next panel.) To simplify the built, I would not route the sidepanels for the inner panels. Just draw where the panels should be on the sidepanels. Start with the panels for the 12"s. Instead of using spacer rings for the 12"s, I would use 18mm birchply for the panels with the 12"s and route the space for the driver (I did 9mm or so). Verzonden vanaf mijn iPhone met Tapatalk [/QUOTE]

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