N3s black 1 inch MDF cabinets c stock 180 dollars, No Rez, Shipped

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jparkhur

Fedex was kind enough to drop one of these on a corner, I fixed it and since they are made of 1 inch mdf, no damage on the inside.  This set is painted semi gloss black and includes no rez on the inside already, as well as holes for speaker connectors.  180 includes shipping in lower 48 (45 dollars) no rez 40 dollars on the cabinets.  They have been repainted and re cleared, some marks can be seen in the right light.  The backs are 45 cut and held on with screws for easy access for a new persons crossover and the inside round over on the woofers in beat up.  The lower image is what these started out as before the one was dropped.  This does NOT INCLUDE SPEAKERS>   Call Danny for kit.  JP






Danny Richie

Looks like they are also lined with No Rez. That's a really good deal.

jparkhur

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dheming

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Wow, that was fast! Just goes to show how good of a deal it was. :)

roymail

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jparkhur,  I've always wondered what is the best way to repair a damaged, crushed, broken, corner.  Would you explain the process you use.  I've never been satisfied with the way I do it.  Pics would be great, too.  Thanks!  :D

jparkhur

Roymail,  I filled the outsides with epoxy resin, drys super fast, there was not much to file, but the 1 inch mdf took it well.  i over filled it and let it dry.  When done, i had to RE router the edges to get the same look, sand smooth, prime and then had my friend re spray them in the black.  There is no money it anymore, just trying to get back the money on the sheets of no rez, mdf sheets and let someone have a crack at them.  I figure the buyer will enjoy them even if they knew they were dropped, thus the price...180 minus 50 for no rez, and 45 for shipping... 45 bucks for 1 inch mdf,  not much left, oh, and i think there are two sheets of no rez in there.. maybe 1.5 or so.  Hope that helps... bought the epoxy at Home Depot.....It routered out well too...

roymail

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Thanks J, appreciate the info and nice pics.  :thumb: