Custom Infinity 10" Enclosure $19.97 *Pics*
Okay, so I am working on building a custom sealed box for my 10" Infinity 1052W.
I am sure this has been done before, but this is what I got so far - what do you guys think? For 5.99 1/2" particle board, 4.99 Screws, 9.99 Coors Light, you get a custom box that frees up some trunk space and makes your sounds custom?
Took the cushion and traced an outline for the top:

Time to check measurments for cubic feet (infinity needs .75 total measurments = .74, close enough):

Bottom Measurements were about 1/2 inch narrower than Top:

Time to get cutting:

Test fit time for side walls.... (bear in mind that this is a "custom" job and that all the plans are in the brain")

This is my favorite, because I noticed at this point that I placed all the side walls in from top-to-bottom and not bottom to top..... (dough... Coors Light), easy fix though...
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Side walls fixed, time for a test

Fit is good:

Top is positioned and mounted for test fit - looking good....

Circle is drawn for proper cut:

Speaker Cut was a pain, because could not get the cut just right:

Damn, it was a close fit:

Okay, so now it looks like all is lined up and ready for sealant:

Good old Wood Glue and Caulk should do the trick:

This is the messiest part of the entire project:

Okay, now we are ready to mount the top on, cut the inlet channels, and carpet the box..... But, this is all for one day.....
I am sure this has been done before, but this is what I got so far - what do you guys think? For 5.99 1/2" particle board, 4.99 Screws, 9.99 Coors Light, you get a custom box that frees up some trunk space and makes your sounds custom?
Took the cushion and traced an outline for the top:

Time to check measurments for cubic feet (infinity needs .75 total measurments = .74, close enough):

Bottom Measurements were about 1/2 inch narrower than Top:

Time to get cutting:

Test fit time for side walls.... (bear in mind that this is a "custom" job and that all the plans are in the brain")

This is my favorite, because I noticed at this point that I placed all the side walls in from top-to-bottom and not bottom to top..... (dough... Coors Light), easy fix though...
[/img]Side walls fixed, time for a test

Fit is good:

Top is positioned and mounted for test fit - looking good....

Circle is drawn for proper cut:

Speaker Cut was a pain, because could not get the cut just right:

Damn, it was a close fit:

Okay, so now it looks like all is lined up and ready for sealant:

Good old Wood Glue and Caulk should do the trick:

This is the messiest part of the entire project:

Okay, now we are ready to mount the top on, cut the inlet channels, and carpet the box..... But, this is all for one day.....
Impressive! I like a "frugal" modder!
Curious as to how it's going to sound.
Next time go to RiteAid and get better beer!
$9.99 will get you a 12'er of St. Paulie Girl or Foster's.
(j/k with ya, man.)
Next time go to RiteAid and get better beer!
Originally Posted by chrischoi
think my jl w6v2 would fit in there?
Originally Posted by Phanon_TC
sweet just paint it black and be perfect budget project
Originally Posted by Hyghgynx
Impressive! I like a "frugal" modder!
Curious as to how it's going to sound.
Next time go to RiteAid and get better beer!
$9.99 will get you a 12'er of St. Paulie Girl or Foster's.
(j/k with ya, man.)
Next time go to RiteAid and get better beer!
I know, I should have gotten some better beer.... But, then I start having some real problems finishing my projects
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