Some work....

[Florida Rep]

Notching tweeters I see ;)

Enclosure looks good, door panel needs some router love before you glass it.

[NomaOnAir]

^ agreed . Box looks nice.

No way I would even attempt to start glassing those doors with all of the sharp corners. Sink a round over ( a little deep , my preference. ) or even a rabbiting bit around the edges and make you life 10x easier when it comes to pulling fleece, mat,body work.

[fearof85]

Originally Posted by CandeShop

Sub is in the same condition it came in, coming out of a boat you'd expect some rust on the exterior of it. Gap was cleaned and free of rust and debris before recone was done.

Begining phase of the doors don't look horrible and the wall looks good, plase post more when it is all done so we can see it all finished.

Please tell me how you cleaned the gap without having metal shaving stuck in there, I was thinking CLR...

[ParaNormalAudio]

Originally Posted by fearof85

Begining phase of the doors don't look horrible and the wall looks good, plase post more when it is all done so we can see it all finished.

Please tell me how you cleaned the gap without having metal shaving stuck in there, I was thinking CLR...

Make it easy onyourself sell me that motor before you clean it and let it sit for a year unused.

[fearof85]

Originally Posted by ParaNormalAudio

Make it easy onyourself sell me that motor before you clean it and let it sit for a year unused.

That was actually funny and I have 3 now so they can keep each other company if that happens.( which it probably will)

[PHATBOi]

Originally Posted by fearof85

That was actually funny and I have 3 now so they can keep each other company if that happens.( which it probably will)

Yeah, you should just trade me two of them for these 2 Q's back. Let the Q's keep the other tripple stack company and I can put atleast two of them to proper use.

[ParaNormalAudio]

Originally Posted by fearof85

That was actually funny and I have 3 now so they can keep each other company if that happens.( which it probably will)

Even better sell me all 3

[Chevy Slam]

What benefit does a solid board for the door baffle have over individual rings fiberglassed to the doors?. Normally I see the rings layed out but ive noticed on this site alot of people use the solid baffle.

[Threehundredc]

easier to work with with than 10 rings and angles the right finishing touches can be very nice

[GetDown]

Originally Posted by Chevy Slam

What benefit does a solid board for the door baffle have over individual rings fiberglassed to the doors?. Normally I see the rings layed out but ive noticed on this site alot of people use the solid baffle.

I agree, what's the point of glasswork if you're not really showing off your finishing skills and attention to detail? Basically just "molding" a baffle to a door In some cases it can look good like when the mids/tweets are recessed and beauty-trim or some kind of grill element are applied to give it a stealth look. Don't see that happening here unfortunately.