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<blockquote data-quote="Simon Coffin" data-source="post: 134033" data-attributes="member: 388">Re: No compromises front loaded double 18” cabHey Jeff, Luke,This was my thought exactly.&nbsp; If all three of us have some of these cabinets we could each reduce our own stock slightly, easily cross rent and even go after larger/more shows then we would typically do.&nbsp; Luke has got a jump start on us with the subs, but I&#039;m looking at building a pair of the tops in the near future.&nbsp; As soon as Peter can publish the plans I can start ordering and cutting plywood.&nbsp; I&#039;d probably build them 2-way with the passive crossover on the highs.Do either of you know of a CNC shop in the central PA area?&nbsp; I would be really interested in doing a trap version of the cabinet but the angles would be hard to get accurate on the average DIY table saw.&nbsp; I&#039;m seriously obsessive about accurate woodworking.&nbsp; Panel gaps and visible joints drive me batty.CiaoSimon</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Simon Coffin, post: 134033, member: 388"] Re: No compromises front loaded double 18” cab Hey Jeff, Luke, This was my thought exactly. If all three of us have some of these cabinets we could each reduce our own stock slightly, easily cross rent and even go after larger/more shows then we would typically do. Luke has got a jump start on us with the subs, but I'm looking at building a pair of the tops in the near future. As soon as Peter can publish the plans I can start ordering and cutting plywood. I'd probably build them 2-way with the passive crossover on the highs. Do either of you know of a CNC shop in the central PA area? I would be really interested in doing a trap version of the cabinet but the angles would be hard to get accurate on the average DIY table saw. I'm seriously obsessive about accurate woodworking. Panel gaps and visible joints drive me batty. Ciao Simon [/QUOTE]

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