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how do i measure cubic ft.?


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joeeeeker 
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my friend and i are planning to make me a fiberglass stealthbox for my IS250, and i wanted to have about 1.0-1.1 cubic ft. of space in the enclosure, how do i measure or produce 1.0 cubic ft. of space? i was told you could tell how much by using water and converting the volume of water into cubic ft., but the issue is, the water expanding/molding the wood ring. i was considering using sand? would appreciate anyones input.
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Shipping peanuts. Or for a more accurate measurement, pellets out of a bean bag chair.
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thanks craig! you always got the solution :P
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No problem, I didn't even notice that it was you asking.  What ever happened with the 300/4?  Did you buy it?


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