La Scala 1"

[mikebse2a3]

Hey Greg

Excellent build and excellent documentation of the whole process..![Y]

mike tn

[Carbon_66]

6 meg photos?

Yea, 5.6 for these. D60, stock lens, 18-55.

The flash is really harsh on this one. Any tips on shooting inside at night?

I think he is saying in a nice way to MAKE THEM SMALLER! At 50% they'l come out to about 1.5 meg, which is much better for everyone to view and download. Even that is overkill, but at least you don't have to wait too long for each photo to load.

Nice work on the cabinets, btw.

Every other forum I've been on will not accept anything larger than 800x600 as an attachment. It appeared that what ever file size I dumped, it would take it and resize. Even when you click the pic, it's not full size. Sorry I didn't check the file size. I'll go back and make them smaller. Thanks.

[Carbon_66]

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Again very nice what would you charge to due this to a pair of La scalas?

I could never make money doing these. I built this thread to show what can be done with a pair of beat up La Scalas.

Greg

[Carbon_66]

Hey Greg

Excellent build and excellent documentation of the whole process..!

mike tn

Thanks, there's more today.

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[Carbon_66]

This is a great product. Dries way faster than regular Rust-Oleum semi gloss.

[Carbon_66]

I went 320 dry, oiled, 400 wet.

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[Pete H]

I hope my first build comes out half as good as those are. Great looking finished cabinet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Coytee]

Stunning!

I swear it's not fair....some of you guys have more skill/tallent in the fingernail of your pinky finger than I do in total.

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[mikebse2a3]

Greg...again I have to say excellent results..!!![Y]

mike tn

[BE36]

It's like them old musle cars at Barret-Jackson Auctions - Way, Way, better than when they left the Factory!

Please let us know how the Bass sounds.!

[The Dude]

alls I can say is wow.

[Carbon_66]

Thanks for all of the compliments.

On to the grills. For the top I used 1/4" mdf that will attach to the hidden magnets with 16 ga steel plates. Flat black.

[Carbon_66]

The bottom grills are made from 3/8" finnish plywood that will have the magnets in the grill.

Here is my set-up for the vertical cuts. I mounted the router on the wing of the table saw. Simple stop blocks and flipping the parts.