ok anyone got any temp plates for the rear pockets in the back, and the template for under the rear seats....
this has been asked before, but...
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, Jan 25 2005 07:06 PM
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Posted 25 January 2005 - 07:06 PM
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Posted 26 January 2005 - 08:03 AM
Template for putting speakers in the rear pockets?
If so I'd like them too
If so I'd like them too
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Posted 26 January 2005 - 08:20 AM
just get a bi of card thats too big and cut little bits of just bit by bit until it fits snug i used some measurements for my underseat board off the net but it didnt fit, so i scrapped it and make another measuring up myself and it fits fine
i used some measurements for my underseat board off the net but it didnt fit, so i scrapped it and make another measuring up myself and it fits fine
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Posted 26 January 2005 - 07:07 PM
so you reckon use card board?
then wood
then wood
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Posted 26 January 2005 - 07:30 PM
The measurements I have are as follows
<--------------------1040mm-------------------->
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l 190mm
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The 190mm is the Height, 160mm is breadth of the hump in the middle and the 60mm is the height of the hump. My advice as a very handy woodworker is to over size everything when cutting. Use these measurements to make a cardboard template. Get this right then use 9mm - 12mm mdf and draw around the template. Cut it out slightly oversized and sand it down accordingly. My best tip is measure twice, cut once.
<--------------------1040mm-------------------->
l
l 190mm
l
-------------------l 160mm l--------------------
The 190mm is the Height, 160mm is breadth of the hump in the middle and the 60mm is the height of the hump. My advice as a very handy woodworker is to over size everything when cutting. Use these measurements to make a cardboard template. Get this right then use 9mm - 12mm mdf and draw around the template. Cut it out slightly oversized and sand it down accordingly. My best tip is measure twice, cut once.
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Posted 26 January 2005 - 09:55 PM
hello... i wouldnt mind making some boards for the rear pocktes.
regarding the rear seat install i made one and its a paing i wanted it to fit flush with the metal lip o nthe back seats and for some reasong my bench was bent lol so i had to do loads of sanding but i liek it now! :grin: ie lot of work envolved!
regarding the rear seat install i made one and its a paing i wanted it to fit flush with the metal lip o nthe back seats and for some reasong my bench was bent lol so i had to do loads of sanding but i liek it now! :grin: ie lot of work envolved!
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Posted 31 January 2005 - 01:23 AM
Ive heard the rear bench board method is C**p, and the speakers sound pants :S.
I will be going for a simple design, 10mm mdf to cover top of the rear pockets, covered in padded black vinyl to match my door cards with one 5" for each pocket. Will need to seal around the cardboard liner at the bottom of the pockets and around the new mdf peice, but think after doing that each speaker will ave a decent air enclouser, both enclosures being exactly the same volume and should look smart! A bit different to parcel shelf/rear bench speakers!
I will be going for a simple design, 10mm mdf to cover top of the rear pockets, covered in padded black vinyl to match my door cards with one 5" for each pocket. Will need to seal around the cardboard liner at the bottom of the pockets and around the new mdf peice, but think after doing that each speaker will ave a decent air enclouser, both enclosures being exactly the same volume and should look smart! A bit different to parcel shelf/rear bench speakers!
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