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four pieces of 5/8" mdf, lots of cutting, and lots of glue, got us our ring:
ring sanded, and mounted to the base with a 2x4 to support the stretching:
and all stretched and plugged:
first layer of glass. over the next couple days of working on this when i could, i came to the conclusion that weave is bad, mat is the shiz:
and after the 7th and final layer of glass:
then the real fun begins....SANDING!!:
one of the many things that i learned on this project, is that i really don't like hurricane nuts. my friend ordered them from parts express because of how much better than t-nuts they claimed to be, i didn't find them to be all that. when doing a mock up with the sub, four of the hurricane nuts came out with the bolts half on them, so the only way to get them off the bolts, was to cut a hole in the bottom to get my hand up there to hold them. luckily i read in the forum how to repair such a F-up:
couldn't find any rage gold, not that we looked for days or anything, so went with the bondo premiere. not bad stuff:
and after way more sanding:
which brings us to the current state, fresh primer, waiting for wetsand and paint:
