alright, here we go.....(box build)

i decided to give the "not so accurate" re enclosure calculator a shot, if it doesnt work out....oh well im down a sheet of mdf, i have 5 more sheets in my garage...i dont care (AWESOME garage sale find, got 6 sheets for 50.00)

anyway, i sketched it up, and this is what i came up with:




heres what i have to work with:







build starts as soon as i press "Submit" just got a table saw, so shouldnt take too long, i'll keep you updated

 

this is what i have so far (dry fit)

 

oh, and yea, i know the boards split in a few places....my stupid drill bit broke 3/4 of the way thru, and i had to use the next smaller size down, also, i have a little bit of trimming to to on the tops, i didnt realize the fence on my tablesaw was loose, so some of the cuts are like 1/16 of an inch crooked

 

hehe....i procrastonate (sp?) on EVERYTHING except stereo sh*t, box will be glued and screwed tonight, ready to bump tomorrow.


sub test fit:

 

oops..... here it is:

 

you know...everyone said they didnt like the ports on the sides.....now that i have seen it this way....i like it alot better. different strokes for different folks though i guess

 

hardly, its only 42 degrees, garage is heated (kinda) so the glue should cure overnight. only reason garage door was open was because there wasnt enough light to take pics inside. i need to invest in some good lights

 

thank you very much!


if you follow the tutorial thats on ROE you will pick sketch up pretty fast

 

actually, i cut out the rhino symbol, and the word "rhino" ou of 1/4" foam, and im gonna glue it down and cover the box in black vinyl, this is like my 6th or 7th box, but my first ported one, the rest were all sealed

 

oh, and doing what i described above will leave you with an raised symbol and lettering, i have applied the same method to headliners, and door panels in the past with flames and other random stuff, usually turns out well

 

yea, it will fit, grand ams have HUGE trunks