X-On Wall Summer Assembly and Build

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YEEEEGZ

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Re: X-On Wall Summer Assembly and Build
« Reply #20 on: 19 Aug 2025, 12:15 am »


Day off work, did some sanding and made a mess.

YEEEEGZ

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Re: X-On Wall Summer Assembly and Build
« Reply #21 on: 19 Aug 2025, 02:31 am »
Yes, very advisable.  :thumb:


You reckon this is any better, or am I now too bunched up? :?

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Re: X-On Wall Summer Assembly and Build
« Reply #22 on: 19 Aug 2025, 03:07 am »
Lookin good!

YEEEEGZ

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Re: X-On Wall Summer Assembly and Build
« Reply #23 on: 22 Aug 2025, 05:17 am »
I had the day off work, found time to do some sanding. Slowly coming along.


Danny Richie

Re: X-On Wall Summer Assembly and Build
« Reply #24 on: 25 Aug 2025, 05:04 pm »
Looking good now.

YEEEEGZ

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Re: X-On Wall Summer Assembly and Build
« Reply #25 on: 25 Aug 2025, 10:58 pm »
Day off work again, made a mess and did more sanding. I'm too dumb to figure out how to do a rollover edge on these with my router, there aren't many 90 degree angles, and I didn't wanna irreplicabley bite the cabinets, so I just started sanding it by hand... By the time I looked up it had been about 6 hours...







Trying to get something similar to the front baffle of my NX-Studios... I think I still need to sand more...  :? :lol:

Looking good now.

Thanks Danny, working on it!!!
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YEEEEGZ

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Re: X-On Wall Summer Assembly and Build
« Reply #26 on: Yesterday at 01:05 am »
I think I still need to sand more...  :? :lol:

So I did... Spent another day sanding until my arm numbed and I was satisfied with the roundovers, things look even enough for me to not be bothered by them although it's hard to tell because I'm just sitting in a little chair under our carport sanding away like some kind of gollum creature, inspecting them from every angle. I also filled the gaps/holes and put down a little layer of shellac primer to see what things looked like, did more sanding...







I think I am going to paint on my next day off, was planning on spraying the cabinets with white duratex like I did last time so they're somewhat matching. Then hit them with a poly mixture that has some white UV reactant pigment in there to add a little undercover spice. I'm trying to get to it before I lose the warm weather... I think I'm ready to paint, I dunno. I'll get it done.