I can, if there is a desire, make layouts of all the parts for the speaker box as I possess CAD software and work with design.
I was bored so I did it anyway. I can if so wish add volume of the enclosure too as it is easy to pull out from my CAD.
How about volume? Does it go from where speaker is mounted to edge of enclosure where it meets free air?
2424.876 in^3 and then minus the volume of chosen speaker.
The file format isn't supported on my phone's browser, can't open the files.
I spent my computer, cable modem, and other associated fees on new blades and tools. Can't see the benefit of paying double bills.
I was bored so I did it anyway. I can if so wish add volume of the enclosure too as it is easy to pull out from my CAD.
HI,
Per the original plans the back panel and bottom should be 5" wide and not 5.5, they are inside the side panels. Can you check the drawings to make sure it doesn't affect any angles or measurements? That measured drawing is extremely useful, I just want to make sure it's accurate.
Note that the 5.5 measurement for the top also assumes that the side panels are 1/4" thick. The top and bottom aren't identical in the original plans, the bottom being 5" wide and the top 5.5.
Finally, since the top is the last item to be installed, I think the bottom would be a more suitable reference point for Y coordinate dimensions. This because during construction, the top will not be installed yet.
You've already done tons of work for a project which isn't yours though - the 3D model view is really cool. What CAD package are you using?
I'm much better at checking drawing than making them, you can guess what I do for a living.
Best regards
Max
I updated the drawings now, and checked for any interference and it passed, which is something I should have done before releasing them LOL. I can change, if so desired, the top and bottom to sit in between the side sheets instead of over them as the original plans call for. Actually, checking it now, they show it with top overlapping and bottom in between. It is just matter of preference I think and I simplified it a bit with two identical parts, but I might as well correct that too.
I am using KeyCreator by Kubotek. It is pretty simple once one gets the hang of it. I had a laptop dropped in my lap a few years ago with "here you go... I need this, this, and this." I just had to figure it out and that fast. The hardest part was figuring out how to get animations to work and to estimate dimensions from pictures as I have to do a lot drawings and animations for courts relating to all the forensics my boss does too.