Posts by Kyle Richardson

The best way is to use a router with a roundover bit. If you dont have one or can't get use of one but still want to soften the edges then just use a sanding block and break the edges by hand with the sandpaper.

There isnt anything specifically out for IB drivers right now but the Shiva and Tempest Classics have been used MANY times with great success. The Soundsplinter drivers are also being used with great success right now as well.

It's kind of funny that the picture of my two kids inside of the sub is what many people remember about that project. It's been a few years ago and the kids have grown a bit so it's getting a bit tight in there for them so I may have...

The first thing you need to do before picking enclosure designs and styles is to set a budget. You will also need to know what you expect out of the subwoofer(s) in terms of performance. This will also help you (and us) know if your...

I am just like one of you! It's nice to see all of the HTF DIYers from a few years back. I still lurk here a few days a week but rarely post.

Speaking of reunion time - remember me guys?

Blueing is actually pretty fun to do as well. My son was pretty amazed at how quickly the metal turns color. Glad it worked out for you!

I agree with Jack. Look at the Dayton 12HF Referece Driver or also check out he Soundsplinter Premium 12 for a bit more output capability.

That driver is find for down firing. I'd put a brace from top to bottom and one from side to side if possible. If there's room its best to brace in all directions (front to back, side to side, top to bottom), but if not add where...

Bump up to a Rythmik 350 for a little more power and just a few more $$ and I'll bet you will be happy. The 250 works fine but the 350 will give you just a bit more headroom.