Anyway to cnc a box for the hatch?
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Anyway to cnc a box for the hatch?
I have 3 tens would like to make a box for 3 or 4 10's is it possible to cnc router one on the computer and have the cnc cut it out?
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Re: Anyway to cnc a box for the hatch?
Why not just build a box? It's not hard and I highly doubt you will have sufficient air space for 4 10s, 3 is really pushing it. I don't know much about CNC machining but your best bet is to either design and build a wood box or fiberglass it.
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Re: Anyway to cnc a box for the hatch?
CNC is just a fancy way of cutting material. Whether it is metal, wood, fiberglass, carbon fiber or whatever.....It is still just a way to cut your material of choice.
So yeah...You could CNC the box, but what material would you be using?
So yeah...You could CNC the box, but what material would you be using?
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Re: Anyway to cnc a box for the hatch?
Well yeah I know what cnc IS I just have never applied it to car audio lol it takes two hands and a brain to build a box bringing a cnc machine into the mix would be like commisioning an engineer to change your flat tire, there's no point to it, you either go wood or fiberglass the closest I've ever gotten to cnc is using my router to smooth out the holes for the subs
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Re: Anyway to cnc a box for the hatch?
Well yeah I know what cnc IS I just have never applied it to car audio lol it takes two hands and a brain to build a box bringing a cnc machine into the mix would be like commisioning an engineer to change your flat tire, there's no point to it, you either go wood or fiberglass the closest I've ever gotten to cnc is using my router to smooth out the holes for the subs
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