[Creative cut designs]

Started a couple servo sub 2 kits thought I would share progress

[Hobbsmeerkat]

Its looking great so far!
I'm looking forward to seeing the finished product!

[Peter J]

BOOM!

What design/CAD software are you using? Can you tell us some more about your CNC capability and if you're open to folks contacting you for commissions or cutting flat packs?

[Creative cut designs]

I will post pictures when they are completed

[Creative cut designs]

My cnc I use vcarve pro it's a 48x96 table

[Sonicjoy]

Now that is a sweet set up! This should be a fun build.

[mijostyn]

This is a great capability but expensive especially if you consider the space required and associated equipment like dust collection. You do not need a CNC router to make an excellent subwoofer. The CNC router just gives you speed and easy neatness. Creative Cut Designs uses his equipment commercially. It makes money for him so it is easy to justify the expense and he gets to right it off on his taxes.

CCD, it looks like you have the enclosures adequately braced. What are you using for drivers and amplification??

[Peter J]

This is a great capability but expensive especially if you consider the space required and associated equipment like dust collection. You do not need a CNC router to make an excellent subwoofer. The CNC router just gives you speed and easy neatness. Creative Cut Designs uses his equipment commercially. It makes money for him so it is easy to justify the expense and he gets to right it off on his taxes.

CCD, it looks like you have the enclosures adequately braced. What are you using for drivers and amplification??

I'm not sure anyone is suggesting the need for CNC to build a sub. Gotta say, "neatness" isn't a quality I'd ascribe to CNC cutting MDF, they generate sawdust in copious quantities. In my experience the strengths lie in accuracy and repeatability.

I suspect you mean write off on taxes. You realize expensing something within a business doesn't make it free, right? It effectively reduces one's tax burden, but is still bought and paid for by the business or individual.

Since he's posting in the GR Research Circle I'd venture he's building a GR Research Servo Sub.

http://gr-research.com/diysubwooferkits.aspx

[Creative cut designs]

[Creative cut designs]

Ok why do my pictures get rotated after uploading them?and how to rotate back?

[Hobbsmeerkat]

Assuming you're using a phone to take the pictures, it helps to use your phone's built-in photo edit tool to make some small cropping adjustments before uploading them.
I don't think you can fix them via the site, sadly.

[Creative cut designs]

They are not that way in my phone

[Hobbsmeerkat]

They are not that way in my phone

Correct, your phone knows the correct orientation, AudioCircle does not. Making small changes to the photo before uploading seems to fix the issue

[Creative cut designs]

Not sure how you did that but thanks

[hawkeyejw]

I’ve learned to upload to my gallery here in audiocircle first and then BEFORE linking to it in a thread, go in and if needed, rotate it. Then attach to a thread. In my experience once you’ve linked it to a thread it won’t change orientation regardless of what you do.