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thinking of trying an MDF build for my sub equipment, does any one know the measurements of a 106 boot? thanks guys
Fuzzy Orange
16-06-2007, 20:17
Easiest way is to take the black vinyl carpet out the boot and use it as a stencil on the mdf :)
you know, i didnt think of that! thanks dude!
any tips on how to make a good yet basic build?
Fuzzy Orange
16-06-2007, 21:17
I started with a false floor for the amp which I made with 28mm MDF - using the carpet as a template, a bit off the end where the seats go to compensate for the angle of the seats
Then stuck some wooden blocks to bottom to lift it up
After that you can make holes for amps and work out where you want your box and cut a square in the floor and drop the box in to stop it moving around
If you want something more fancy like a custom box etc.. you're better off speaking to plush, jonny or dargs :)
ah ok thanks for the tips so far, hopefully some more members will notice this threads for more opinions etc, what u have suggested is basically what im after tho.
so where can i get all the mdf from, and does it cost much?
regards
I had a good MDF boot build in my first quiksilver, ill try and find you some pictures!
thanks mate get them posted if u could ;)
Fuzzy Orange
16-06-2007, 21:54
I got all my MDF from local focus - only cost about £20
I've moved this to the ICE forum as you might get better people notice it there :)
thanks mate, i thought it should be in there lol! ah £20, thats not bad! so how do u fix it all togeather?
As Fuzzy said get the mdf from focus/homebase, ul have to buy a sheet so its best to know the sizes of what you want and then get them to cut it up, saves you work in the long run ;)
(i usually draw out all the bits on paper with the sizes and then work out how ul fit it all onto the mdf)
as for fixing it together, use wood screws and no more nails(or something alike) size of the screws obviosuly depends on what thickness wood you use etc.
ah ok that makes sense, do u have any pics of builds u have done, and tips on how to do similiar work, agen im just brainstorming at the moment but i wanna start messin with this soon!
only ever done 1 other build which was in my last 106, these pics may help you abit..
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v329/Dargs/Old%20Pug/So_Far_21may05.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v329/Dargs/Old%20Pug/So_Far_17may05.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v329/Dargs/Old%20Pug/So_Far_10may05.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v329/Dargs/Old%20Pug/IMAG0495.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v329/Dargs/Old%20Pug/Install_06_12b.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v329/Dargs/Old%20Pug/Install_Phase_2_overview.jpg
The limits your imagination :p
Nice ;)
What did you use to seal the boxes Dargs?
wow that is impressive! bit complex for what im after but again its all ideas, thanks for that buddy!
quick question, wat was the mesh for dargs?
No probs.
Sealed them with fibreglass gazz, probly wouldnt bother again though as glue does the job lol.
The mesh was for my front bumper mate, juat attched it with them pics for some reason lol.
Heres a more simple 1 that i missed,
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v329/Dargs/Old%20Pug/Da_Pug_12copy.jpg
now thats more like it, simple yet effective, i think i want to get rid of my current 12" kenwood and go for 2x 10" subs, how did that set up sound? what equipment would u advise using ?
regards once again!
I thought it was, and wondered why you hadn't just used glue lol!
Was quite punchy but didnt drop very well, managed 126.7db with it, that was only budget gear though really aswell.
Speak to plush automotive mate, they have some awesome products for good prices, and can advice you on a decent setup.. really depends how much your looking to spend.
lol was a couple of years ago gazz and i fancied ago at fibreglassin :p To be fair though if i hadnt of done it back then, my current install stuff probly wouldnt have turned out aswell :D
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