Adesso la speaker box c'è ed è anche bellissimo, bravo! Per non far scappare gli invitati, tuttavia, consiglio vivamente di procurare qualcosa da mangiare che sia quantomeno decente… Scherzi a parte, complimenti vivissimi!
Awesome build, mate 👍 Looks fantastic, glad you still have all 10 digits! Try using a 6" piece of bike tube to connect your plunge saw dust port to your vacuum/extractor, slide the tube 3" on each pipe.
BlackAthol oh I didn’t even think of that. I was going to use bambo but could only find it in large lengths for over $50. The Pringle’s can would work just as well
Great video Mark and neat little builds. Good to see you like Makita big time, been using blue for years and no complaints this end. Any issues with your sliding mitre saw? I am thinking about buying one at some stage.
For the 2nd project, would be okay to make the barrel/horn just rectangular?(Sorry I never made this before & I plan to try and make one for DT at school)
how to make crappy sound louder. Wonderful! But seriously, only unless this experimentation leads to better quality sound - which is highly unlikely - it's a waste of time IMO. But if you have time to waste, I guess its' sorta cool?
That's a great idea! If only I had a workshop, and all of those tools.
Excellent! The step by step instructions and commentary are a big help. Thanks.
Jim Hester thank you Jim !
Adesso la speaker box c'è ed è anche bellissimo, bravo! Per non far scappare gli invitati, tuttavia, consiglio vivamente di procurare qualcosa da mangiare che sia quantomeno decente… Scherzi a parte, complimenti vivissimi!
Wood density is a big factor to get the most volume. That is why most speaker boxes are made with MDF. Soft woods absorb the sound.
Awesome build, mate 👍
Looks fantastic, glad you still have all 10 digits!
Try using a 6" piece of bike tube to connect your plunge saw dust port to your vacuum/extractor, slide the tube 3" on each pipe.
Bill Carroll Bill... I didn’t even think of that. Will work perfectly thank you
@@MarkSusak
my pleasure, mate. 👍🏼
BRAVOOOO, awesome video and work, best product and full respect from old bg.
The big one sounds much richer
Good to see a video from you Mark 👍🏻
6 stars - one extra for the Ardbeg 👍 my favorite as well😀
BTW do you have any dimensions you could share. TIA.
I like it! And good to see you still have your fingers 🖐️
Nice one
Now to go to the 3D printer. The step box looks easy to make. The planning is the hard bit
Nice one Mark, I've used Pringle cylinders in the past but this is much more aesthetically pleasing to look at.
BlackAthol oh I didn’t even think of that. I was going to use bambo but could only find it in large lengths for over $50. The Pringle’s can would work just as well
Mark Susak Bamboo would look awesome. I might keep my eye out for some now.
Great video. Put together very well.
Very beautiful, good sound
Cone speaker sounds good
Liked this when he described directions
how did you get the hole at the top on your plywood
Love this!! What are the diameters of the circles you cut out to make up the horn?
Thanks!!
I wish I could remember. Getting one of those variable diam hole saws works quite well. But just be careful because they are so dangerous!
@@MarkSusak Thanks so much for replying!! Any chance you remember what kind of wood you used?
@@Pastry21 I used a "marine" plywood. basically hardwood plywood. have fun hope it comes out great!
Very fun video, great build.
Hello sir, about the second speaker how thick is the wood that you used?
1st position was sounded best to me
Well done.
I f you want correct sound you should put your phone to mono (somewhere in accessibility)
V E R Y C O O L !!!❤
Great video Mark and neat little builds. Good to see you like Makita big time, been using blue for years and no complaints this end. Any issues with your sliding mitre saw? I am thinking about buying one at some stage.
but the new passive speaker is still unable to play the CD 🤔
Lindo trabajo, me suscribo y dejo like, saludos desde México 👍
Put the guard back on your angle grinder
Wonderfull
Epic!
3D print dust collector parts
7:52 Robert E Lee
For the 2nd project, would be okay to make the barrel/horn just rectangular?(Sorry I never made this before & I plan to try and make one for DT at school)
how to make crappy sound louder. Wonderful! But seriously, only unless this experimentation leads to better quality sound - which is highly unlikely - it's a waste of time IMO. But if you have time to waste, I guess its' sorta cool?
Ok, I'm going to just buy a $20 Bluetooth speaker.
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The Cult of Ardbeg
Stodoys has a lot of designs to choose from.