Does anyone know of a good speaker veneering tutorial video?
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Not really needed. Just do a search here and read our tips/procedures. For confidence building, make a small MDF box and buy a very small amount of veneer at a local Woodcraft store and go for it. You can do it. As Jon/Yoda would say: "Do, you will"
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This one is pretty much a waste of time. I think this guy just wants to be seen.
Veneering with yellow glue.
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I plan on using the wood glue and iron technique when I veneer my next pair of speakers. It's got a pretty good following.-Josh
That feeling when things are finally going right. Yeah, that one.Comment
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I have a living room that had a really cheap Samsung sound bar that we picked up with a gift card a few years back. But I have always wanted to design and build a soundbar from scratch. So recently I did just that.
Goal: Is to have a soundbar that sounds great and is compact for most... -
Advanced disclosure - I'm the author.
I recall a few years ago that there were some threads about "Why didn't woodworking magazines feature speaker-building stories?"
Now they have.
Woodcraft magazine took a chance. The October/November 2016 issue... -
Hello all,
I am about 25% of the way trhough applying veneer to some large cabinets and I have noticed a couple of defects.
The cabinets are MDT with curved Plywood sides. On the edges of the plywood where the veneer is applied to, it seems to dry and seal un-evenly to... -
Hi ThomasW,
I've read some tutorial (circa 8 articles iirc) on web you wrote about measurements, describing methods, SW, HW and so on. I can't find it on your webpages. Can you, or whoever else, give me a link?
And OT: Can anybody explain me the advantage of mounting tandem woofers... -
Hello,
I am about to start my first speaker project and have been researching veneering methods. Unfortunately I have not been able to come to any conclusions on the best method. My concerns are not just ease of use but I also want to ensure it will stand the test of time. I will be using...
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