Really appreciate it! Glad to hear you are going to make some more chairs. Cherry will have a nice look!

Really appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed it!

Really appreciate it! These were a blast to make.

Yeah man! Works like a charm!

Thank you! Glad to hear that, they really do sound great to me!

Really appreciate it! I use them daily, and think they sound pretty dang good.

Right on, thanks Nate! It was a fun build!

Thanks man! Really appreciate it, but I have definitely made my fair share of mistakes!

Really appreciate it! Thanks Gianluca!

Thanks Ainslee! Yeah, it works like a charm! Glad you dig the speakers!

I agree, he came back refreshed. Thanks Steve!

Gracias! Aprecio sus amables palabras.

Really appreciate that! Thanks for watching!

Appreciate it! I have done the glue and water trick before, but figured I would try an actual product this time. Might go back to glue if I do something like this again.

Awesome, glad to hear I could help with some motivation!

Thank you! Got to add a little flavor!

Awesome, glad to hear it! Thanks for watching!

Thanks Richard!

Really appreciate it! The router trick works like a charm!

Thank you! I have been loving listening to them the past few days!

Haha, I was pretty proud of that one! Glad you enjoyed it!

Awesome, glad to hear that! Thank you!

Yeah, his videos and speakers are great! Thanks Bruce!

Thanks Matt! They were a blast to make!

Who is Shaun? 😉 Haha, thanks man!

Agreed. As he closed up the box, I was wishing he had built some internal bracing, cross bracing... anything to eliminate the resonance from the cabinet, as well as poly fill. As for the port, I think its in a decent location, but there is some science behind the length of a port tube, which he omitted all together. However, they are certainly beautiful to look at. Gives me some ideas.

Thanks, man! Glad you dig them! Looking forward to having Jersey up on the wall!

Thanks Steve!

👍👍

Really appreciate it! Thanks for watching!

Really appreciate it! It is a lot of fun figuring out more and more ways to utilize the CNC.

Shaun , the more I look at them the more I like them. Especially like the contrast of the walnut vs the black, really looks great!

@@NedbLegocity Thanks Ned! Yeah, I think black with walnut is a nice combo that isn't used too often.

Haha, I might actually be getting decent at the catch phrases! Thanks George, glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! I just aligned them with careful measuring, since the walnut front is the exact same size at the box, it worked out!

Thank you Mahendra! Glad you enjoyed it!

I realize it is kinda off topic but do anybody know a good site to watch new series online ?

@Mekhi Joaquin i dunno I use Flixportal. just search on google after it:) -avi

@Avi Creed thank you, I went there and it seems like a nice service :D I really appreciate it !!

@Mekhi Joaquin Glad I could help :)

Haha, I'll take that as a compliment. Thanks for watching!

Thanks, Jim!

Yeah, Kirby's videos and builds are great! I was joking with Jonathan today that the only thing I carry on a regular basis is pocket lint, but I might try to figure something out. Thanks for watching!

Dang, I should have talked to you before making these! All the stuff with making speakers reminded me a lot of my days working in film/tv. I was big into camera work and cinematography (probably wouldn't know watching my videos now haha) but I remember people going crazy trying to get the absolute best image possible. Then I would watch a short film shot on a camera phone and I would enjoy it more than a lot of the stuff shot on camera worth 100x a cellphone. That being said, I would definitely love to hear these speakers next to a similar set made by someone that knows what they are doing! Thanks man!

@@shaunboydmadethis Wow thats a pretty cool background. Sounds like it was fun. Ive seen short short indie type movies shot on an Iphone lol... Lets just say I was impressed vs something shot with a $$$ camera. Heres the short version of my audio background. Started in custom car audio back in the 90s. Had a small shop that I worked out of doing that as well as custom fiberglass work for installs. Built dashes, door panels, fiberglass speaker pods & subwoofer enclousers. Fixed canoes - pretty much anything that was fiberglass etc. Did a butt ton of repairs for people. A buddy competed in a aound off with an install I did for him. He took 3rd in both SPL & SQ for his power class. He hit 138db with one old school kicker 15😁. That install brought me tons of work..! I then started in custom home audio as well & pro sound. I got to mix for Charlie Daniels once & Diamond Rio. The guys from Diamond Rio were pretty chill down to earth guys. The drummer bought a drum baffle from me made out of plexiglass to help isolate the volume of the drums. I mixed for alot of different bands that came through the casino I worked at. Thats the short 30 yr version. If your speakera sound good to you then they are good. Seems like you might be hooked on speaker building now lol lol lol enjoy my friend its a good hobby that can bring you a good solid income if you decide to go that route & with your "Shaun Boyd Wright" designs you will do well😀 If you decide to add a subwoofer or two for stereo subs may I suggest as a budget build without a budget sound look into the dayton audio 8" classic subwoofers along with the dayton audio SA-100 sub amps. Remember thise templates you made me? Those templates are for sub enclousers for those very subs. I will suggest a .66 - .75 cubic foot enclouser tuned to 30ish hz. If you need help with port tuning let me know I can use winisd or a port calculator for ya. I will also suggest a bent horn, folded horn or T-line enclouser for your large shop in the corner(s)

@@houseoffire72 Dang, that's awesome! Sounds like you have done it all when it comes to audio stuff. I will definitely hit you up if I decide to make some more of these and do it in a more refined way!

Thanks for the tip! I have actually used that technique before with good results, but wanted to try an off the shelf product for this one. Safe to say, I will probably be going back to the glue and water trick!

The magnets hold the front panel in place, and the spray is an activator for the CA glue. Just makes it dry quicker.

Thanks, man! It is one of my favorite parts when making these.

Thanks! Maybe they will get a repaint someday and become house speakers.

Really appreciate it!

Oh nice! I had never seen those. Glad to hear the asymmetrical design actually serves a purpose.

@@shaunboydmadethis well, they complicated it a little more, they also made the box in 3 layers, a wood layer, an anti vibration layer (like the bitumen/fiber anti-vibration mats you find in cars) and another wood layer. They are most probably the best conventional reflex boxes ever build.

Haha, true! Has a Metallica look to it.

Really appreciate it, Jim! Thank you!

Thanks, man! They were fun to make!

I have been wanting to use it in something for a while, or maybe some Danish Cord! I'll have to figure something out soon.

Yeah, for shop speakers I realized the time that it was going to take wasn't quite worth it. Thanks for the tips though!

Thanks Jolien!

Thank you! Yeah, I definitely thought about that, and was planning to add something just like you said. I doubt they will shake loose too easily because I rarely play music super loud when working, but it would be smart just to be sure. The magnets are strong, too!

Acts like he owns the place! I am having fun trying out different bits on the CNC, so many options!

Yeah, I might try some just to see if I can hear a difference. This was a fun build, though. And my dog will be glad to hear that people enjoyed his cameo. Thanks man!

Both good guesses, but he actually went to Charlotte, North Carolina.

I think I saw him in the carve-a-bbean

Fhank you, Frob!

@@shaunboydmadethis 😆

Thanks Todd! MDF seems to be the material of choice for speaker boxes, not totally sure why. I mainly chose it because I knew I would be painting it.

I haven't tried adding any stuffing, but I might give it a shot if I have some free time. And good tips on the paint, it was really just one of those things where I had a limited amount of time and couldn't keep experimenting with it. Really appreciate your feedback, though! And thanks for watching!

That’s the trouble with paint it takes a lot of time. Great build though. 👌

Shooooot. "Yo, I heard you like speakers, so I put speakers on your speakers!" Thanks, man!

@@shaunboydmadethis ha ha....annnnndddd......a fish tank in the back of the speakers...just 'cause.

Haha, one of the best! Thanks for watching!

Haha, thanks David! Really appreciate it!

That was a process that I'm sure a graphic designer could have done much more efficiently. But I took a picture of the guitar then essentially traced the image by hand in Inkscape to create an SVG that I could then load into Easel.

Nice. Thanks.

Thank you!

Haha! What can I say? I'm a rule breaker.

I think we call batting batting instead of wool since it is normally synthetic over here.

Shaun Boyd and that’s why we love you 😘 bit we love your ears also...then: give me that measures 😜

this side crevice might actually do some port work here... well my beef here is this crossover on a hot melt glue :-)

Haha, very gentle.

Haha, I won't lie, I had to google that one! Thanks Jeff!

Haha, they took it to a whole new level!

Oh good tip, might have to try that!

Thanks Billy!

Thanks man! I had a blast making these, and the video too! Ok, maybe I'm slow in the morning, but you're going to have to tell me what BDCOYT is.

@@shaunboydmadethis Best D@mn Channel On KZfaq!

I only really sell the things that I make for videos that aren't already for a client. Here is the link for what I currently have for sale: www.shaunboydmadethis.com/furniture-shop

Thank you!

Thanks!

Ah yeah, Mike is a great dude! I totally should have thought to ask him. I was in a bit of a time crunch with this one, but I'm sure I will want to try it again at some point and shoot for a better result. Thanks for watching!

I haven't asked, because I think I know what he would say. He is covered in MDF dust constantly from all the templates he has to cut! Thanks for watching, man!

Haha, I had to google that, but as soon as I saw a clip it brought back a ton of memories. I haven't played Mortal Kombat in probably 20 years!

@@shaunboydmadethis 10 points if you drop that in your next video!

It's always nice to get a little fancy every once in a while.

Haha, it is my final test to make sure my craftsmanship is up to par! And apologies for my lack of speaker tech knowledge. Thanks for watching!

Unfortunately, I don't have any of the files for these. It was a one-time build.

Thanks for getting back to me. Love your channel!

Yeah, I think some more sanding and maybe one more coat of bondo and I could have gotten it much smoother. Thanks, man!

@@shaunboydmadethis either bondo or rattle can primer filler

Haha, good idea! Maybe I will give them a repaint someday and they can become house speakers. Thanks William!

Haha, definitely! Thanks for watching!

A little sunshine would probably be good for him!

Haha, I appreciate that! Thanks!

Dang, too bad I didn't talk to you sooner! Thanks for the tip.

Yeah shucks! They still look great

Thanks Keith!

I was wondering the same

Thanks! That is Fusion 360.

Trying to!

Thanks! No foam, I'm a rebel.

Haha! I think he has an advantage because he is an actual dad.

I agree! Need to work on that soon. Thanks, man!