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Re: 3 PI build [message #79119 is a reply to message #79058] Tue, 28 January 2014 17:08 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Got all the braces and the bottom of the speaker volume installed. Putting the bracing in really stiffens the panels. You can hear the difference when you do a knuckle rap test on the sides. The resonance of the panels is much higher in frequency after they are braced.

In addition to the shelf braces I also glued in stick bracing vertically on the sides as well as across the top and bottom.
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A few posts back Bill asked how I was going to hold the crossover board from vibrating. The rear is securely fastened to the cabinet back. I could put T nuts in the front of the board and bolt it down from the underneath. This would be awkward for removing the board. I decided to hold it down in the front using some spring steel clips I had in my junk box. They fit under a cleat attached to the back side of the baffle and hold the board down onto the bottom of the box. This should do the trick. If not I can always bolt them down.

Heres the clips mounted on the front side of one of the boards.
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Here is the board up against the cleat before seating it . The cleat has a 30degree slope on the bottom to help ease seating the board.
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And here it is seated. The amount of force needed to seat the board is not that great but definitely holds it securely to the bottom of the box.
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Next up will be putting he backs on the boxes.



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