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DIY Kitchen Metal Shelf
Hey there, just a quick little project.
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DIY Wood and Metal Chest
Просмотров 4,2 тыс.6 лет назад
A friend needed a BIG chest to store his alcohol bottles.
DIY Small Metal Table
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.6 лет назад
This table is 45*45*45cm I used my DSLR instead of the sports camera, I hope you like it :) music : www.zaanglane.bandcamp.com
DIY Tiny Plant Stand
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.6 лет назад
another make !
DIY CD Storage Cabinet
Просмотров 7 тыс.6 лет назад
A cool project for a coworker
DIY 2x12" Bass Guitar Cabinet
Просмотров 83 тыс.6 лет назад
Made myself a 2x12" bass guitar cab. Speakers are two Eminence Delta 12LFC.
DIY Couch Side Table
Просмотров 2 тыс.6 лет назад
A little project for the house. Don't pay attention to the f*cked up couch, cats destroyed it ...
GYS EasyMig 140A unboxing and setup
Просмотров 16 тыс.6 лет назад
Just got this new welding machine, works great ! Expect some projects with it :)
DIY Steel & Wood bar stools
Просмотров 9 тыс.6 лет назад
Last project that I finished yesterday ! I'm pretty pleased with those stools :) What do you think ?
DIY Steel & Pallet Wood table
Просмотров 75 тыс.7 лет назад
1st time ever welding ! It's not pretty, but it worked :D Final result picture : i.imgur.com/5zjSAhP.jpg (sorry I didn't really show the table in the video...)
DIY Table Saw - Fence slide thingy (part3)
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.7 лет назад
DIY Table Saw - Fence slide thingy (part3)
DIY Cam Clamps
Просмотров 19 тыс.7 лет назад
they're not perfect, but they work ! :)
DIY Table Saw - Fence (part2)
Просмотров 277 тыс.7 лет назад
I improved how the circular saw is fixed using T-nuts. Also made a fence, with a simple but effective locking system.
DIY Table Saw - Base and sled (part1)
Просмотров 107 тыс.7 лет назад
Hi everyone ! This is not the final version of this table saw, a lot needs to be changed (how the saw is attached mainly !) A "part 2" is coming, with improvements, a fence, a few sleds probably. Stay tuned !

Комментарии

  • @user-dv5yt9yc9x
    @user-dv5yt9yc9x 6 месяцев назад

    The porous sound absorber inside does not improve the performance of the cabinet in any way. Its job is to absorb 6-8 kHz vibrations.

  • @VanTastik
    @VanTastik 9 месяцев назад

    I just wanna know what kind of amp you used to into this thing. Any chance of getting more precise measurements on your build too?

  • @csj9619
    @csj9619 10 месяцев назад

    Hotdog that puppy looks good! I've been considering knockin' together something like that, but can't decide on what size/how many drivers to use. Leaning toward a 1 15" ported cabinet around 3 cubic feet, but the 2 12" cab here makes a strong case for itself. Rogue LX406 six-string pro model Peavey MAXX112 60 watt combo

  • @Moneygrip
    @Moneygrip 10 месяцев назад

    So i want to put 4 8 ohm speakers in my cab in parallel to get 2 ohms for my head which outputs 500 watts at 2 ohms does that mean the speakers i need to be rated for 500 watts each or do i get 200 watt speakers or something?

  • @mohdrosley9909
    @mohdrosley9909 Год назад

    Im planning to DIY my amp cab using 2x12 Eminence Kappa Pro 12'. Di we need a tweeter. Can u suggest one

  • @izzysantiago978
    @izzysantiago978 Год назад

    I need this for my Eminance 18" woofer!!

  • @AndrewKay
    @AndrewKay Год назад

    I had to listen a few times to be sure, but I think that's - 0:33 Into The Space Age - 0:41 For Marcia - 0:51 O Fortuna - 1:02 Insider - 1:12 Hymn Of The Aten - 1:29 Map Of An Imaginary Place Greetings, fellow Amplifier fan.

  • @carloscortes2017
    @carloscortes2017 Год назад

    Wow! Excellent work

  • @StargraveSiXX
    @StargraveSiXX Год назад

    It's a great crazy job! Congrats! Would you share your measurements? Thanks bye the way

  • @lfreggae
    @lfreggae Год назад

    Awesome work. ¿How did you calculate the dimensions?

  • @Marcink126
    @Marcink126 Год назад

    oh man, I'm doing spekaers for 20 years and can you sime advise. Make new cab. But first where are the reinforcing beams? Back and front should be glued not mounted by screws in bass soeaker there is much more presure than in guitarcsoeaker. Speakers should nit be connected in series.

  • @LoganAndrewOnline
    @LoganAndrewOnline Год назад

    I'm about 1 more session away from completing my 2x12 bass cab build. I've intentionally gone for a beat up/grungy look to hide the fact that my carpentry skills aren't as flash as yours haha. Excellent work!

  • @kaybhee6
    @kaybhee6 Год назад

    soundless cab

  • @toddyrocks
    @toddyrocks Год назад

    Great build !!

  • @johangonzalez4975
    @johangonzalez4975 Год назад

    Beautiful build, very good attention to small details. 2 things I would do... Wire your woofers in parallel instead of series, woofers don't behave the same series vs parallel in very low frequencies. Reason why subs never get wired in series. Second, you should at least brace front baffle against back one. Doesn't matter how thick the plywood is, at this surface area with a couple of hundreds of watts the baffles are going to flex and waste energy at low hz's. Simple truss would do. :)

  • @antonshkabara3090
    @antonshkabara3090 Год назад

    Woodglut plans are awesome!

  • @rcsart6409
    @rcsart6409 Год назад

    Some great ideas, thank you.

  • @jbaranowski1990
    @jbaranowski1990 Год назад

    Any measurements? Freq response graph or any other specs?

  • @bb_lz9790
    @bb_lz9790 Год назад

    Nice job! Instead of soldering the quick-connects to the internal wiring, I would have simply soldered the wiring directly to the speakers.

  • @ronviejo4994
    @ronviejo4994 Год назад

    REally nice cab. I like the where you used the dowel rods. That should help a bit with the lower freqs. I have to admit that I wouldn't have thought of using "Alvin and the chipmunks" as my shop tunes.

  • @nightpandas7178
    @nightpandas7178 Год назад

    Excellent craftsmanship!

  • @eoeyclams4468
    @eoeyclams4468 Год назад

    that was the Radio New Vegas playlist sped up in the background.

  • @uncletomsb
    @uncletomsb Год назад

    Wow! Looks nice. I'm just finding your RUclips site while looking at different ways to build a 2x12 bass cab. What is the final weight with the speakers. I'm using an Ampeg 4x10 Heritage cab right now, and trying to go lighter. Also, have you made any more of these for friends or to sell? Thanks

  • @papajakeyjake
    @papajakeyjake Год назад

    let me buy one!

  • @anthonysilva5312
    @anthonysilva5312 Год назад

    Sweet!

  • @ovidiuvelecico6873
    @ovidiuvelecico6873 Год назад

    practical and terrible.

  • @Nikoxion
    @Nikoxion 2 года назад

    Thanks, mine was missing the quick start manual and I wasn't completely sure about the snub cable.

  • @ulasyayla645
    @ulasyayla645 2 года назад

    Hi there. I have questions... I wanna make a cabinet like that. Can i use with processor? I think i can use processor as an head amp. Is that bass speakers or full range? Thx.

  • @cobralyoner
    @cobralyoner 2 года назад

    the end is may favorite part. YAAY 😂

  • @jamesmchaffie5438
    @jamesmchaffie5438 2 года назад

    This is the most worthless video I've ever watched on RUclips if you're not going to explain what you're doing you could at least slow it down enough so a person could see what you're doing I watched it six times trying to figure out how your lock system worked and no nothing except for how to cut a hole in a piece of board and put a nut in it

  • @andreasolofsson8782
    @andreasolofsson8782 2 года назад

    Avesome job, the tolex job was perfect! What volume are you working with? Impendannce? length/width on the bass port? I would like to build something similar maybe 1x12" though.

  • @briantoro5448
    @briantoro5448 2 года назад

    Which eminence dou you use it?

  • @romilsonsoares1199
    @romilsonsoares1199 2 года назад

    Top

  • @romilsonsoares1199
    @romilsonsoares1199 2 года назад

    Top

  • @TheBassManimal
    @TheBassManimal 2 года назад

    This was almost too good of a build.. if there's such a thing

  • @vpotic
    @vpotic 2 года назад

    Lepo je što smo videli paletu tvog alata ali ne vidim razlog za korišćenjem blažujke i oslabljivanje sastava na osnovi?

  • @qodvbop
    @qodvbop 2 года назад

    i wonder the name of the part that at the back of the cab connecting to the amp, anyone know?

  • @malisletincelle6047
    @malisletincelle6047 2 года назад

    so touching for an excellent video

  • @TELECASPERV
    @TELECASPERV 2 года назад

    👍

  • @melindapates1611
    @melindapates1611 2 года назад

    I've watched you working on this table, it's very detailed work and accurateness, I got an idea how to check the accurateness in cutting straight, and corners. I thought of making a bench made of angle bars and wooden slats from scraps.-

  • @mizmor149
    @mizmor149 2 года назад

    Hi. How much did You spend?

  • @lolabean3992
    @lolabean3992 3 года назад

    Wow .Great JOB.

  • @MrAndy54
    @MrAndy54 3 года назад

    How you can expect people to understand and enjoy watching an instructional video in fast forward like that is beyond reasoning !!

  • @hengkur_life
    @hengkur_life 3 года назад

    nice work bro..btw,did you added some paint or other finish for the metal? if you didn't,how to protect it from rust,especially in the welded part? thx for your answer bro🙏🙏

  • @fvmuijen
    @fvmuijen 3 года назад

    Very nice work!👍🏻👍🏻 Do you have a building plan?

  • @kevincataldi7999
    @kevincataldi7999 3 года назад

    Whoever you are, you’re a genius. I am in total awe of your skills

    • @rSo_DIY
      @rSo_DIY 2 года назад

      what? lol

  • @vivekbhide2212
    @vivekbhide2212 3 года назад

    Wow

  • @benitorossi9380
    @benitorossi9380 3 года назад

    the craftmanship is very good, but what about speakers and the whole project?

  • @aaroncoonphotography
    @aaroncoonphotography 3 года назад

    I thought it was really cool, before… then I saw what it was being used for… and I frickin’ love it! 👏👏

  • @awaisg1228
    @awaisg1228 3 года назад

    God bless you and your family 💛