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<blockquote data-quote="Don J Davis" data-source="post: 138978" data-attributes="member: 248">Re: New DIY Mid HighPeter has given me the go ahead to post the project drawings. Bracing is something to be considered during the build. Add more as you see fit especially in the dbl 12 chamber.I have opted for my own build to make the entire HF950 baffle removable via threaded inserts, using a gasket to seal it. This will allow better access to the chamber. As Peter stated, you don’t need to do that, the drivers can be installed through the HF950 cut out.I have left off the pole cup position and side handles. Best to locate those yourself as you build.There are no considerations in the design for flying the box. If you choose to modify it to do so, do it at your own risk.If this box is like most DIY boxes I’ve made, some field adjustments will need to be made during construction. Please post any errors found, adjustments or improvements that need to be made and I’ll correct the plans.If anyone wants the dxf/autocad file PM me.Have fun, hope to see some progress photos soon!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Don J Davis, post: 138978, member: 248"] Re: New DIY Mid High Peter has given me the go ahead to post the project drawings. Bracing is something to be considered during the build. Add more as you see fit especially in the dbl 12 chamber. I have opted for my own build to make the entire HF950 baffle removable via threaded inserts, using a gasket to seal it. This will allow better access to the chamber. As Peter stated, you don’t need to do that, the drivers can be installed through the HF950 cut out. I have left off the pole cup position and side handles. Best to locate those yourself as you build. There are no considerations in the design for flying the box. If you choose to modify it to do so, do it at your own risk. If this box is like most DIY boxes I’ve made, some field adjustments will need to be made during construction. Please post any errors found, adjustments or improvements that need to be made and I’ll correct the plans. If anyone wants the dxf/autocad file PM me. Have fun, hope to see some progress photos soon! [/QUOTE]

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