[jororaitchev]

Coming from a retired CNC machinist and Cadcam programmer, you are one hell of a wood worker/master craftsman/artist. 

I am electrical engineer.

[Letitroll98]

Funny, I was thinking if you had a technical person (I of course had no idea that would be electrical engineer) combined with a master woodworker, that person could make these cabinets.  Hey, I was in the ballpark.  Just awesome work there jororaitchv, you should be very proud of your work.

[jororaitchev]

Funny, I was thinking if you had a technical person (I of course had no idea that would be electrical engineer) combined with a master woodworker, that person could make these cabinets.  Hey, I was in the ballpark.  Just awesome work there jororaitchv, you should be very proud of your work.

Thank for your good evaluation!
Another small step in the project;

[Armaegis]

Before the shell, this kinda reminded me of a Dalek 

How much are these beasts gonna weigh when they're finished?

[jororaitchev]

Before the shell, this kinda reminded me of a Dalek 

How much are these beasts gonna weigh when they're finished?

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No more than 14-20 kg.

[jororaitchev]

...... you should be very proud of your work.

I forgot to mention, some others also rated the project- sold.

[jororaitchev]

Аnother small step in my project;

[gregfisk]

Absolutely amazing work and you do it by hand!

Very impressive indeed!

I have all of the tools you showed in your picture and I would not even imagine you could do the incredible work you have done with them.

Please continue to post, I personally am very interested indeed.

Greg

[jororaitchev]

Absolutely amazing work and you do it by hand.
.......
Please continue to post, I personally am very interested indeed.
Greg

Thanks!
I will do it!
Joro

[jororaitchev]

An interesting situation, nobody asked me what happened to the column volume in such ventilation! How will we calculate the volume/ have st losses/ in this complex form of ventilation?

[Letitroll98]

Don't know what all those baffles do to the loading of the drivers, but the baffle volume should be just math.

[jororaitchev]

Don't know what all those baffles do to the loading of the drivers, but the baffle volume should be just math.

Cold ...  a more of lot!

[EdRo]

How did you bend those back panels like that Joro??? BEAUTIFUL WORK!!!

[jororaitchev]

How did you bend those back panels like that Joro??? BEAUTIFUL WORK!!!

Thanks for your evaluation!
This is my "Home  Matrix" ... everything else I leave to yours imagination.

[PMC]

Holy Sh**t I never seen anything like this for a DIY speaker project. If you leave in Texas I'll love to do a road trip and meet you to see this beauty's in person.
 Highly impress by your work, MAD SKILLS

[Armaegis]

Don't know what all those baffles do to the loading of the drivers, but the baffle volume should be just math.

Just from eyeballing it, I feel like the volume is around 95% still.

[jororaitchev]

Just from eyeballing it, I feel like the volume is around 95% still.

Maybe you threw beans?

[Armaegis]

Maybe you threw beans?

Excuse me? I feel like this is an expression... but I have no idea what it means. 

[jororaitchev]

Excuse me? I feel like this is an expression... but I have no idea what it means. 

It's a joke, there are such people in Bulgaria - , wizards, magician  which foresee the future by throwing beans.
In America the shamans are guessing the future by throwing bones.
The reason for this joke is your statement:
- ....."I feel like the volume is around 95% still."

[Armaegis]

Oh I see. My reasoning/estimation was the bracing was looked like it was taking up about one eighth volume (pure guess based on stacking heights), but then with all the holes cutting out maybe 60% of the bracing... it worked out to 5%