David's Photos : Popular Photos : More of the same ! I had no router, and didn't want to buy one, so, all holes were cut with a 21", parrallel - arm Scroll - Saw from : " P S Wood Machines " in Bethel Park, PA. I cut the inner, MDF hole a bit larger in diameter, so that the poor Peerless wouldn't think it was in a tube ! Ten holes to cut on each speaker - box, ( counting the two on the front 1/8" ply overlay ) !! HOWEVER : TOTAL MDF DUST : 1/2 Teaspoon !!!

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David > More of the same ! I had no router, and didn't want to buy one, so, all holes were cut with a 21", parrallel - arm Scroll - Saw
from : " P S Wood Machines " in Bethel Park, PA. I cut the inner, MDF hole a bit larger in diameter, so that the poor Peerless wouldn't think it was in a tube ! Ten holes to cut on each speaker - box, ( counting the two on the front 1/8" ply overlay ) !!
HOWEVER : TOTAL MDF DUST : 1/2 Teaspoon !!!

David > Speakers " Popped - Out " for you ! Those four little , square pieces of masking - tape just say " T " + " W " etc. I got a bit dizzy
with all the " PLUS " and " MINUS " ends, while connecting the wires from the crossovers to the speakers and to the Terminal Block !
Everything soldered, using my 50' spool of " PG " 12 AWG wire
from PE. Ends of wires on the Terminal - Block, however, have
round lugs from Radio Shack.

David > Pretty leaf from our Christmas Poinsettia, just before we threw it out !

David > Woofer Crosover. On the Tweeter Crossover, One stack of caps is : Solen Met. - Poly, + Dayton Film - Foil + Theta Film - Foil. The other is : Solen Met.
- Poly and Theta Film - Foil. All internal wires are my 12 AWG
" PG " OFC Copper from PE, just because I had a large spool and because it looks so pretty !

David > Rear. Port and Terminal Block from PE. Just an accident , but note the grain - pattern on the side : Doesn't it look like sound - waves fanning - out from a point beside the Terminal - Block ?

David > Peg - Board and Bench. Dark thing to the left of the blue vise is
a 1950 Sears Jig Saw.

David > Here is the " Production Control Supervisor " all tuckered - out
after five months of intense, exacting work !
And, remember : For the WHOLE PROJECT,
only One - Half - Teaspoon of MDF dust !!

David > " Straight On " shot, with the front door opened, to get some sunlight on the front .

More of the same ! I had no router, and didn't want to buy one, so, all holes were cut with a 21", parrallel - arm Scroll - Saw
from : " P S Wood Machines " in Bethel Park, PA. I cut the inner, MDF hole a bit larger in diameter, so that the poor Peerless wouldn't think it was in a tube ! Ten holes to cut on each speaker - box, ( counting the two on the front 1/8" ply overlay ) !!
HOWEVER : TOTAL MDF DUST : 1/2 Teaspoon !!!