Creations from my warped brain

Hebrew Hammer · « **Reply #40 on:** 12 Sep 2009, 02:44 am »

glad to have yeah

Hebrew Hammer · « **Reply #41 on:** 12 Sep 2009, 02:46 am »

that's how I roll...lol

purple truck.. that's a good friend of mine.. I'm actually building his dash and other stuff from scratch soon

Quote from: MaxCast on 11 Sep 2009, 10:01 pm

Hey Hammer,
Welcome to AC, this has to be a record of bandwith usage in the first 12 hours of registration in histroy
Can we have a shot of that purple car/truck????

art · « **Reply #42 on:** 12 Sep 2009, 05:38 am »

We need more folks as warped as you!

Pat

Hebrew Hammer · « **Reply #43 on:** 12 Sep 2009, 12:57 pm »

thank you Pat.. I'm glad to be here.. I wish I would have known this place a long time ago...

p.s.. beautiful looking stuff you have there.. any dealers close so that I can listen?

Quote from: art on 12 Sep 2009, 05:38 am

We need more folks as warped as you!

Pat

poseidonsvoice · « **Reply #44 on:** 12 Sep 2009, 02:50 pm »

Quote from: sts9fan on 11 Sep 2009, 10:01 pm

great stuff. I love em.

Do you design the crossovers?

+1

Anand.

Occam · « **Reply #45 on:** 12 Sep 2009, 05:06 pm »

Absolutely lovely work!!!

Way OT:
If you're the Maccabee, would that make your children Macaroons?

-Paul

mgalusha · « **Reply #46 on:** 12 Sep 2009, 07:51 pm »

Sweet! I'd love to hear some of those.

<official facilitator hat>When you do have something commercial to offer, please post it in the industry ads</official facilitator hat> but in the mean time, keep em coming, I love cool designs.

Hebrew Hammer · « **Reply #47 on:** 14 Sep 2009, 01:19 pm »

Will do Mike!!! the last thing I want is to make the mods mad

I am working on these pieces and a few others that will be in a very exclusive art gallery in Las Vegas in the future.. So once that happens maybe I can get my own circle?

Thanks for the comments!!

Quote from: mgalusha on 12 Sep 2009, 07:51 pm

Sweet! I'd love to hear some of those.

<official facilitator hat>When you do have something commercial to offer, please post it in the industry ads</official facilitator hat> but in the mean time, keep em coming, I love cool designs.

Hebrew Hammer · « **Reply #48 on:** 14 Sep 2009, 01:26 pm »

Some weekend updates... I didn't get as much as accomplished that I wanted to.. the wifey had to work Saturday.. then honey-do's on Sunday.. but I did manage to squeak out a few hours..

So here is a pic of the high-tech facilities.. LOL... Once a fwe pieces sell, this will be a more professional atmosphere.. nothing like grass roots hugh

you can see here that the stands/midbass enclosures are starting to take shape..

CHILD LABOR RULES!!!!

Bob in St. Louis · « **Reply #49 on:** 14 Sep 2009, 02:16 pm »

Very nice Randy.
But one question......Do you offer a 401K to your employee?

Bob

Hebrew Hammer · « **Reply #50 on:** 14 Sep 2009, 02:38 pm »

401K = Barbie fund

Quote from: Bob in St. Louis on 14 Sep 2009, 02:16 pm

Very nice Randy.
But one question......Do you offer a 401K to your employee?

Bob

Hebrew Hammer · « **Reply #51 on:** 21 Sep 2009, 01:08 pm »

more work accomplished this weekend...

Both stands routered, top enclosure bolted in place, you can start to see the overall shape and flow, the spines still have to be created to give a more 3d look.

Both top enclosures will be bolted to the stands via 4 bolts that you access from inside the box. You can see I have 2 in place just to temporarily show how it works. You can also see that the 6.5 midbass will vent into the stand.

I'm just holding the baffles in place. Both drivers are mechanically aligned. This also will give a more 3D effect once I pull the fleece.

BrianP · « **Reply #52 on:** 21 Sep 2009, 08:07 pm »

Astonishingly beautiful work! I hate to add a minor quibble, especially since your skills are vastly beyond mine, but you really should consider rounding over the front baffle edges, around the drivers. This could smooth out the response of each driver considerably, by reducing baffle diffraction effects, and make the crossover design somewhat easier. For an example of what even a 3/4" roundover can do, see:

http://murphyblaster.com/content.php?f=cabinets.html

Hebrew Hammer · « **Reply #53 on:** 21 Sep 2009, 08:29 pm »

Thank you my friend.. and don't worry it's coming... the next few updates you will see were these will start to take shape.. consider this the bone structure... I have yet to add the muscle and the skin

Quote from: BrianP on 21 Sep 2009, 08:07 pm

Astonishingly beautiful work! I hate to add a minor quibble, especially since your skills are vastly beyond mine, but you really should consider rounding over the front baffle edges, around the drivers. This could smooth out the response of each driver considerably, by reducing baffle diffraction effects, and make the crossover design somewhat easier. For an example of what even a 3/4" roundover can do, see:

http://murphyblaster.com/content.php?f=cabinets.html

Hebrew Hammer · « **Reply #54 on:** 23 Sep 2009, 01:18 am »

more done today.. still have to do the spine to create a more 3d look along with fiberglassing... but you can start to get a feel on were they are heading

JoshK · « **Reply #55 on:** 23 Sep 2009, 02:44 am »

You definitely are creative. I don't think I'd ever come up with something like this, and I don't mean that in a belittling way, just in case it sounds that way. I am curious to see where they go.

Hebrew Hammer · « **Reply #56 on:** 23 Sep 2009, 12:46 pm »

Thanks Josh... still a ton more to do in regards to shaping the top enclosure.. there is also a transition piece that will flow from the enclosure onto the stand and will be painted as well...

Quote from: JoshK on 23 Sep 2009, 02:44 am

You definitely are creative. I don't think I'd ever come up with something like this, and I don't mean that in a belittling way, just in case it sounds that way. I am curious to see where they go.

Hebrew Hammer · « **Reply #57 on:** 28 Sep 2009, 03:07 pm »

OK... got a little more done yesterday.. everything is made except the base.. I will do that this weekend.. But I will start pulling fleece this week.

What you see here is the spine that will create the overall shape for fiber glassing.. I have rabbited the outside edge to staple the fleece to create the overall shape of the top enclosure.

There will also be side inlays on the top enclosures that will be veneered to match the stands

Bob in St. Louis · « **Reply #58 on:** 28 Sep 2009, 03:16 pm »

Lookin' good Mr. Hammer. Very cool. aa

Bob

Hebrew Hammer · « **Reply #59 on:** 29 Sep 2009, 03:47 am »

A few things added tonight..

the front trim pieces along with additional spines were added. the edge of the trim piece was rabbeted so that I can wrap it with fleece to fiberglass... more to come!!!