slobin3d
I'm a stupid C U N T!
better to do it now while you still can!
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1938 General Electric Console Radio Resto-Mod
- Thread starter JasonInAugusta
- Start date
better to do it now while you still can!
Awesome project! Do you still have the old trailer? Good times were had in there.
dezfan
I wanna be Dave
Looking good Jason! I would love to have one like this."thumbsup"
Brother has it now. He's using it for his business and he'll take it out on the weekends as well.
Thanks. We'll see how it works out. Trying to keep the design "open" so it can be changed/re-configured later.
:lmao:
Putting the old Craftsman to use. "thumbsup" (still haven't built a cabinet with dust collection for it :roll
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Suddenly I sense doilies, scented candles, and collectable plates in its future...
Sounds like I'll need larger woofers and more Watts. :lmao:
Rattle that shit off. :mrgreen:
slobin3d
I'm a stupid C U N T!
:lmao::lmao:
MRCCRAWLER1.9
RCC Addict
wow. very interesting! keep up the good work!
Used a 2 3/4" hole saw to rough cut the holes for the mids.
Router and a roundover bit were put to use.
Holes for mids are done.
Now to work on the horns.
Router and a roundover bit were put to use.
Holes for mids are done.
Now to work on the horns.
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MRCCRAWLER1.9
RCC Addict
WOW that looks like a professional install right there!
are you a sound system guy?
are you a sound system guy?
Thanks, man.
I did installs back in the early 90's. Did things for myself (Denon deck, MB Quart mids/highs, Fosgate woofers, and Audio Control EQTs) and friends. One day I went by a shop I'd heard about. He saw my work and offered me a job. My first task was rebuilding his car. :ror:
Still mess around from time to time. The trick is having the proper tools.
salmonshark
Pebble Pounder
:lmao: True enough.
Getting the horns mounted.
First hole was rough cut with a jig saw.
Then rounded over just like I did for the mids.
These need to be recessed a bit. Can't extend past the face of the baffle because the cloth will be flush against the face.
Checking fit still.
Now to cut the other three.
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WOW looks nice Jason! Wanna take a shot a restoring my farm house table that seats 10 ? The table and 10 chair are some awesome pieces that needs some TLC.
Thanks, man.
Farm house tables are awesome. Not sure I'd have the room to work on something that big, though - and transporting it would be a PITA.
Made a template from the hole for the first horn to simplify holes for the remaining three.
Had to check fit. :mrgreen:
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microgoat
I wanna be Dave
I like where this is going :mrgreen:
Hopefully it turns out to be something worth a shit. :lol:
Re-named the thread since the wife hi-jacked the thing.
Re-named the thread since the wife hi-jacked the thing.
