DIY Kerf Cut Speaker Cabinet // Build Plans
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- Build plans:
erikdidit.com/...
/ erikdidit
Parts used:
Woofers: bit.ly/3dkUjGZ
Tweeters: bit.ly/2SFQeFw
Amplifier: bit.ly/2zgioQl
Music:
Iaio - Space Lullaby (feat. Clara Sorace)
Iaio - Icaro
Spotify: open.spotify.c....
Instagram: / iaio_official
Sublab & Azaleh - Cosmica
/ sublabmusic
/ azaleh
This is the first time i've seen anything like these brilliant looking two way enclosures man. Your designs are worth of praise and your simple yet sophisticated woodworking tools and your custom crossovers are very much appreciable. Apart from drivers everything here is raw DIY man. Good craftsmanship. Goodluck Erik
Wow I'm a little Speechless. Just one of the most beautiful and detailed speaker buildouts I ever watched. I learned so much from watching this. Absolutely amazing work there! Kerfdos to you!
Very nice! That is some real wood working, there! Looks like your woofers were out of phase with each other. Nice build.
what an amazing build... stuning. you could look into adding material on the bendy part to add rigidity to prevent deflagration. I can t wait to buil my next speakers..
I was going to ask the same, maybe put some glue or filler in it to strengthen and minimize vibrations
Those are quite cool looking. Good way to combat standing waves too.
love the asymmetrical/symmetrical lamination of wood for the face plate ... very nice tough ,,,
Hammer, ganz klasse Job gemacht. Schön, wenn ein Mensch sein Handwerk genau versteht und es so gekonnt umsetzen kann.
Respekt !👍
WOW, I wish I had the talent and resources to build speakers. Very nice indeed
Yes wow too of me ✔🤣🤣🤣✌
Beautiful work! really dig the asymetrical front design
Joli travail, appliqué, sans chichi, ça donne envie d'écouter...!
Thankyou very much,now to convert my keffiyehs speakers into this artistic version,Cheers Tom
Thanks a lot for sharing this video
Nice... tweeters with a grill this time... learning from the last video :P
Really love these speakers, very well done! Also great selection of background music;)
Thank you! :)
Great looking speakers...!
Can't believe you didn't fill the kerfs with Bondo...
Bravo!!!!!! Fantastic. I am sure they sound as good as they look.
Very nice job much fantasy to cut e bend MDF, I have never seen.
chega me da alegria ver um bagulho tão bem feito !!! mds mano
Very nice job. Beautiful and well made.
I really like this build. Possibly the best speaker enclosure build I have seen on TH-cam. Sub'd
Ótimo trabalho e obrigado pelo ensinamento. Parabéns!!! Robertson (Brasil)
You can buy folded MDF 12mm. Only one for a box is not enough. Better resistors and 400v Caps are not expensive.
Lovely piece of Art for Human Ears 👍
Lovely work on the kerf cuts, a real pita to do properly
Probably the most satisfying speaker build I’ve ever seen. 👏
That was an amazing build, ive built a few sets myself, that is genius how you made the cuts to curve it and filled with glue, how far apart are the cuts for the bend and is it high density or medium density fiberboard? Very nice craftsmanship, better than alot of high end overpriced speakers ive saw.
If they sound as good as they look - very nice!
WOW Really love build speakers !!
The speakers are great. I wish I did not listen to the sound demo though, I initially thought something was broken.
Congratulation, great vidclip .... Just love Your Work, you just have to be happy with the end result, they are Stunning, Great Workmanship .... Very Best to You and Yours from New Zealand
Beautiful, proper and neat. Well done.
That was beautiful, perfection on every way!
Beautiful.
Very nice enclosure.
Nice speaker build.
Those are great drivers. Nice build!
You've got skills Dude, great job 👍
Very good sound track!
расскажи о фильтрах, как ты их подбирал? емкости катушек, резисторов и конденсаторов? акустика автомобильная? объем корпусов рассчитывал?
Wow, nice. And not an excess drop of glue or blood anywhere!
Superb workmanship!!
Beautiful Looking ones!
Thank you!
Nice work.
(A suggestion: at your shop, in each project’s page, you could have a link to the corresponding YT video).
You're a master of your craft!
Amazing Job!
very nice
Congratulations, very good
Professional work
Great project! I really like those speakers. Thanks for the post, have a great day!
very very very nice build !!!!
What order crossover and what Hertz rolloff did you use? That port is huge for a small cabinet. What's it tuned down to? As you can tell, I build high class 3-Ways. 2 ways just do not give great depth . Most sound too neutral. Looks like you had fun. Keep spending more and building better.
По красоте бро, по красоте 👍
That is one stunning piece of work!!
would have looked awesome with a stand made out of a white pipe and and a floorbase of the same wood as used for the front. Nice build though!
That's a good idea but they are actually meant to be wall mounted
Me encanta tu trabajo.., solo una duda, respecto ala parte trasera interna.., esos cortes permiten que se doble y tome una forma curva, pero- y he aquí la pregunta- ,sirve también para asuntos de acústica interna? (.Por ejemplo en el diseño de las keef LS50 tiene detrás del midwoffer una especie de laberinto, que impide las refracciones internas de la caja.)
Hermoso resultado,un saludo, estaremos atentos a tus vídeos!
and i say WoW too - exelent work and so "pretty". excuse my bad english
High level design. A pleasantly original aesthetic. One downside to the feet spoils the rendering. Very nice !!!
Une conception de haut niveau. Une esthétique agreablement originale. Un seul bemol les pieds gache le rendu. Very NICE !!!
Thank you, the feet are temporary, they are meant to be wall hung.
@@ErikdiditTrès bien j'ai hâte de voir le résultat. Very well I can't wait to see the result
Riktigt snyggt! Jag hade dock, som flera andra påpekat, valt att fylla rundningarna med lim eller plast.
7:55 the drivers are moving out of phase?
wow good eye!
It might actually be because of the rolling shutter of the camera. If you look at the cones themselves they are distorting because of it as well.
I think that as well. I am pretty sure I didn't connect them wrong but I can't be sure.
@@Erikdidit I would assume you would hear some cancelation and lack luster midbass and lower. It just looks that way on film.
Regardless of phase, the music was shit! An auto tuned moped sounds shit IRL and from the worst or best speakers.
great build
Fantástico!!! Bela arte!
what a soundtrack!
Impressive indeed. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Those feet deserves more love..... 😅 The rest is so cool
Did you choose not to do a fiberfill for the cavity? Did you run software to choose the Q of the drivers, the dimensions and the crossover frequency/slope? Great build btw.
Yeah i filled it with polyfill. I usually use winisd to calculate the cabinet and xsim for the crossover. I can't remember the crossover point tho.
Check the polarity of speaker wires again, especially woofer cables and circuit.
Awesome speakers! The stand needs a little work, lol but great job!
WOW ,it‘s definitely arts!
Thx!
very good job
Yes Craftsman!
Great job dude.
well done, and not one dislike
Hi. How are you going to hang them on a wall without blocking the rear port?
amazing work and shape - i would expect the curved part to be subjected to vibrations, is this the case?
Yo! Those are sick! I would definitely rock those in the studio as a high-end hi-fi/mastering reference 😎
fiber glass on that curve would be good..
I can't believe he didn't fill the kerfs...!
Very nice
Learned a new technique from u!
That's great! :)
Bravissimo
that's the quality! definitely like)
what is the music at the end ? very very beautiful project .... !!!!
Amazing work!!!
Looks great! No stuffing needed?
Quality stuff!
Check polarity on the speakers. 7:55
Did I miss the part of the video where you filled in the kerf cuts?
Seems they weren't filled in. As a suggestion, next time use a mixture of wood clue and the excess wood dust to fill in the kerf cuts. You have basically thinned the wood panels top and bottom of the speaker and these still need to be the same thickness of wood as the sides. Basically fill in the kerf cuts.
Nice build tho.
great build. but way too big logo. keep it discrete, it will go with otherwise nice design much better.
love it! mad skills!.
круто! думал услышу в конце трек из этих колонок. но не угадал. пока смотрел кофе остыл:( :))))
Faza pereviornutaja.. basov nebudet.
@@ram7is1 да ты глаз-алмаз. Будем надеяться, он просто одну колонку в усь наоборот воткнул)
this is fucking sick bro
Aw hell yeah, my boi Erik did it back at it again with another masterpiece! Great content Keep up the good work!
:D
I love the style of these 😊
Pretty cool build
For such a nice piece of work i would also slap some paint on the inside edges - but I'm a bit fussy sometimes 😃 👍
Great design, cabinet, and drivers but why electrolytic capacitors especially on the tweeters? Even budget factory speakers don't use electrolytics on the tweeter and are usually trying to save every dollar that adds up in case of huge volumes. For less than five units, the price difference between electrolytic and polypropylene caps is negligible but the performance difference is huge. Your speakers won't reach their full potential with the electrolytic caps.
Hi Erik, did you fill the kerf cuts, with glue? Hard to see, or did you cover them with HDF? Great build! Wish I have your workshop!
Sawdust and wood glue 👍
B&W would charge 21'000 $$$ for that.
Awesome job! What finish did you wipe on face?
I used the same drivers for my speakers except I used the paper cone woofers instead of the aluminum.
How did the speakers turn out for you?
@@Erikdidit they turned out really well. I used a different cabinet design though, just now saw your video and I built them in March
those are a nice set of speakers, good design, but as usual for me, a lot of room to improve on it.
I would be more careful in the assembly and structural develop and manufacturing than the aesthetics and take care of the advantages of the wood in the design applied on aesthetics.
anyway, nice video, and beautiful speakers.
greetings.
So cool!!!
Great job, looks smashing! Only the music is not really a good reference for how they sound, way too much weird synth sounds. But other than that, keep up the good work!!