what did you do around the house today?

[mr2mike]

3/4" plywood or is that mdf? Can't quite tell.
Remembering how bad mdf sucked to cut for sub boxes back in high school.

[spikerS]

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3/4" plywood or is that mdf? Can't quite tell.
Remembering how bad mdf sucked to cut for sub boxes back in high school.

it is 3/4 G2S Birch plywood. interior and baffles will be made of 1/2" birch plywood. He has a stand alone amp to plug his bass guitar into it. Will have a 15" subwoofer mounted in it as well.

[bjstare]

Changed over to my summer wheels/tires on my car. Probably do my wife's soonish as well.

Counting down the days til I can take my summer car out.

[Chester]

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Cleaning and organizing to get ready for a diy wrap job.

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I would never go inside my house if my garage looked like this.

[roopi]

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it is 3/4 G2S Birch plywood. interior and baffles will be made of 1/2" birch plywood. He has a stand alone amp to plug his bass guitar into it. Will have a 15" subwoofer mounted in it as well.

Why did you go with birch over mdf?

[B.Spilner]

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I would never go inside my house if my garage looked like this.

Haha thanks. Been wrapping the car and helping with school. Back to work for a few days, will be nice to get out of the house.

[spikerS]

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Why did you go with birch over mdf?

Structurally stronger, able to handle being moved way better. This isn't a bass cabinet that will live in one spot for the rest of it's life, but be moved in and out of trucks to garage's, bars, etc...

[A2VR6]

Finally got around terminating all my cat5e drops in the house.

Thanks @ExtraSlow for letting me borrow the termination kit... made things a breeze!

[ExtraSlow]

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Finally got around terminating all my cat5e drops in the house.

Thanks @ExtraSlow for letting me borrow the termination kit... made things a breeze!

No problem brother.

[Ekliptix]

Made an at-home hot yoga tent for the wife. It's up in the loft, out of the way. I have 2x 1,500w space heaters in there on a timer to pre-heat it before she starts. And a humidifier. It goes from 15c to 40c, and about 65% humidity. She's happy.
It's mildly insulated with 2 layers of corrugated plastic panels.

[The_Rural_Juror]

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Haha thanks. Been wrapping the car and helping with school. Back to work for a few days, will be nice to get out of the house.

That looks amazing!

[JfuckinC]

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Haha thanks. Been wrapping the car and helping with school. Back to work for a few days, will be nice to get out of the house.

How much was a roll? 3m 1080? Vivvid? Trying to think of cost effective ways to get my car painted/wrapped.. I feel like wrap wouldn’t stick to primer though so I might be stuck with getting it painted..

[B.Spilner]

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How much was a roll? 3m 1080? Vivvid? Trying to think of cost effective ways to get my car painted/wrapped.. I feel like wrap wouldn’t stick to primer though so I might be stuck with getting it painted..

Vvivids+ new line 2019, scored 80ft off kijiji brand new for $400!! So lots extra for practicing. Then spent $120 on a wrapping kit, extra knives, some tack spray and a new clay bar kit.

I'm pretty sure it does stick to primer... I noticed alot of the youtube guys did bodywork before wrapping, But who knows with YouTube lol.

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That looks amazing!

Thanks!! Having a blast doing it and keeping my mind busy!

[bjstare]

I really like the idea of wrapping a car myself, and I actually don't mind working with the stuff. I really do not, however, like the idea of taking the car apart to do the wrap the right way. I find working with door handles, bumpers, body clips etc, super tedious/frustrating.

And if you prep your primer as if you were going to paint it (multi stage wet sand, etc), I would be blown away if vinyl didn't stick. I would be more worried about removal, I think it might stick too well.

[B.Spilner]

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I really like the idea of wrapping a car myself, and I actually don't mind working with the stuff. I really do not, however, like the idea of taking the car apart to do the wrap the right way. I find working with door handles, bumpers, body clips etc, super tedious/frustrating.

And if you prep your primer as if you were going to paint it (multi stage wet sand, etc), I would be blown away if vinyl didn't stick. I would be more worried about removal, I think it might stick too well.

Couldnt agree more, I really debated not taking off a bunch of parts and just attempting it assembled. I learned quickly how the job would've turned out if I didn't remove everything lol.

[JfuckinC]

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I really like the idea of wrapping a car myself, and I actually don't mind working with the stuff. I really do not, however, like the idea of taking the car apart to do the wrap the right way. I find working with door handles, bumpers, body clips etc, super tedious/frustrating.

And if you prep your primer as if you were going to paint it (multi stage wet sand, etc), I would be blown away if vinyl didn't stick. I would be more worried about removal, I think it might stick too well.

my cars old, no random crap to remove haha, door handles and mirrors would be it, but they're off already.

[spikerS]

Finished building the Bass cabinet. Will be home to a 15" woofer. Next steps are to sand it, edge it, and then stain it.

[beyond_ban]

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Finished building the Bass cabinet. Will be home to a 15" woofer. Next steps are to sand it, edge it, and then stain it.

Will this remove clothing?

[cet]

it dropped my panties

[AndyL]

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Finished building the Bass cabinet. Will be home to a 15" woofer. Next steps are to sand it, edge it, and then stain it.

This looks like a graham project - does it show off some massive kicker amps too?