Trimming the inner front panel flush with the pass through - FredT300B's Photos

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FredT300B > The partially completed enclosures without the midrange-tweeter enclosure. The bracing is different from the original Khanspire plans.

FredT300B > The midrange enclosures are vertically oriented rather than horizontally oriented and run the full depth of the enclosure. They will be open in the back, but filled with fiberglass insulation.

FredT300B > The woofer holes require a larger circle jig

FredT300B > One of the midrange enclosures glued to the front panel and clamped in place. Notied the 1/8" gap between the vertical braces and the enclosure box.

FredT300B > Trimming the inner front panel flush with the pass through

FredT300B > The gap between the vertical brace and the mid enclosure box is filled with liquid nails.

FredT300B > The other enclosure with its midrange enclosure box clamped in place

FredT300B > A sheet of 1/2" plywood is glued to the side panel below the lower woofer to reduce resonance of this large unbraced area.

FredT300B > Cutting the driver holes in the baffle.

Trimming the inner front panel flush with the pass through

> Trimming the inner front panel flush with the pass through

Trimming the inner front panel flush with the pass through

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