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Cis, he/him, not interesting. Leftlib/Demsoc cusp, Socdem rising, moon in Ancom. Header: my buddy Alexander, best cat in the world, 3/02–10/16. 🏳️‍🌈👐🦷🩸⚾

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    1. Scott Madin‏ @ScottMadin May 1

      fromhttps://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thatraymond/honey-battery-operated-guitar-amp-kit …

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    2. Scott Madin‏ @ScottMadin May 1

      I've got a 10" Jensen Mod speaker that's been sitting around for years waiting for a project, and I also sketched out a design for a cabinet and bought some plywood to build it.

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    3. Scott Madin‏ @ScottMadin May 1

      so my plan is to also repair the Ruby amp I built years ago, and design the cabinet so that I can swap out the amp circuit (using a jack to connect to the speaker instead of hard-soldered wires)

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    4. Scott Madin‏ @ScottMadin May 1

      (I don't know why sketchup wouldn't let me draw a measurement across the whole diameter of the speaker opening, only the radius, but oh well.)pic.twitter.com/ru1GdJM5gV

      a 3D model done in SketchUp of the amp case I plan to build. It will be 14" wide, 16" tall, and 8" deep, house a 10" speaker, and have a 2" high removable control panel above the main 14"x14" front panel, so that the amp circuit can be swapped out.
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    5. Scott Madin‏ @ScottMadin May 1

      because good ideas are for chumps (and because plywood end grain isn't pretty) my plan is for all the edge joints to be mitered (but because it's 1/4" plywood, I'm also going to drive screws into those triangular corner braces)

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    6. Dr. Horse Worm‏ @DonovanGentry May 1
      Replying to @ScottMadin

      Miters on 1/4" are going to be pretty difficult to align on those edges. Have you considered making a solid wood frame and rabbeting the plywood sides on?

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    7. Scott Madin‏ @ScottMadin May 1
      Replying to @DonovanGentry

      yeah, I realized that was going to be a pain as soon as I picked up the quarter-sheet from home despot. should have ordered the 1/2". I hate to change a plan once I have it in mind, though!

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    8. Dr. Horse Worm‏ @DonovanGentry May 1
      Replying to @ScottMadin

      Understood! At the very least, I'd consider doing a full piece of wood along the inside of each edge instead of just the triangles. End grain holds glue poorly, so they'll need as much structural support as possible

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    9. Scott Madin‏ @ScottMadin May 1
      Replying to @DonovanGentry

      Can you tell I haven't done any woodworking in a very long time?

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    10. Dr. Horse Worm‏ @DonovanGentry May 1
      Replying to @ScottMadin

      Well I can definitely tell that you have done some before, so that's good. Hopefully I'm not overexplaining

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      Scott Madin‏ @ScottMadin May 1
      Replying to @DonovanGentry

      Not at all! I appreciate the feedback

      3:03 PM - 1 May 2021
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        1. Scott Madin‏ @ScottMadin May 1
          Replying to @ScottMadin @DonovanGentry

          I did end up with an 8' 1x6, which is way more wood than I need just to cut those 12 triangles, I could probably cut and rip that down in order to make a more robust frame…gotta do some math on that.

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        1. Colleen Barry‏ @CopyCurmudgeon May 1
          Replying to @ScottMadin @DonovanGentry

          I confess I don’t fully understand what you’re trying to do, so apologies if this is off base, but if the edge issue is purely to solve an aesthetic problem, have you considered using iron-on veneer strips to cover the end grain?

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        2. Scott Madin‏ @ScottMadin May 1
          Replying to @CopyCurmudgeon @DonovanGentry

          I could definitely try that, though it probably doesn't solve the structural problem either—I think a plywood butt joint isn't much stronger than a plywood miter joint—so either way I still need screws. (but I also just like the idea of the mitered edges, and am stubborn)

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