You should always keep on eye on your laser as several people had some small fire which burn down the machine

OH GOD ahahah I just got an Ortur LM3 for basically the same purpose... I'm trying also to macke small speaker enclosures with it!

I totally want a CNC and Laser now. Influencers on KZfaq definitely work.

More DIY Amps:)

That's beautiful case

Nice enclosure!!!

Magnets for the back panel! 😉

Holy crap man! That looks awesome.

Thinking about it some more... I can see this being REALLY good for crossover construction. You can cut out the board to the exact shape you need, holes and all, and then use the laser to etch out where the various components should go, even do a light schematic drawing right on the board depending.

Beautiful little wood box! 😁Good work!!

Clean and simple. Good first project with the lazer.

Very nice, but since you have the fancy laser, why not do box joints? The contrasting woods would look sweet, assembly would be easier and stronger.

That looks fantastic! Another great job!

was curious how much effort it took to sand off the burned edges. not too bad

Use little nyodym magnets to hold the cover

I really like the look of that case, but at $700 that machine isn't finding it's way into my life. Would love to know if there is an online service that could do this for me though though.

Great project. Have to agree with other comments on the background music. The music is better suited to climbing Everest than building DIY audio, IMO.

Nice! Neat little box.

I've been trying to message you privately but I've got a great idea for a KZfaq video. "Can you take a 20 year old high end speaker and update it to today's technology and make them better" I currently trying to do this for my own experiment/entertainment. I have paradigm studio 60's v3 that I'm wondering if I could change drivers/tweeters and make them sound incredible

can we have plans for a 3 way open baffle speaker for $300 or less please, unless you think a 2 way is better. 8-12 in woof, 4-5 in mid, your choice tweeter. help us build something on the cheap that will sound incredible. imaging, excellent sound at low volume, etc. ill buy those plans :)

That thing is just beautiful! Now, not only do I want a 3-D printer, but now I want one of these things! Here's a stupid question, but do you think it would be possible to cut through a thin piece of aluminum bonded to a similar thickness of ply or MDF as one piece? Example: In the past I've laminated aluminum flashing for buildings to various wooden things in an attempt to make it look like solid aluminum for pennies on the dollar of real alum. I used contact cement to do it, and machined it afterwards with router tools. Messy! Very cool that you can write with it too by turning the laser strength down. Hey, DIY Laser Tatoos!?!

hi Nic great way to house those great little board amps. Coincidentally just today at my woodworking club the president who is the master of the lazer machine made me some badges for my speakers with my brand name. So in theory I could use it to make this box or similar. Are you planning to sell the sketchup file?

Hey Toid, I got a question for ya. I recently purchased the plans to your Cinema 6 speakers. I got all the parts for the crossover in my cart ready to order except the 3.5 mh inductor. I was wondering if a 3.5 mh inductor with a different AWG would work just find or if I needed to go with a 15. I don’t think parts express has a replacement on their site. Any insight would be much appreciated as I am a beginner and this is my first DIY speaker! Thanks Toid

Where's the mustard bottle?

CNC & laser cutter. Something out of range. 😁

Ho thick is the wood you used? 1000mm/min 60%, but how many passess to cut through? Thanks!

Link to laser does not work

Nice Job. What's the CNC you have?

hey, just thought you might like access to some pretty cool tunes that do not have a copy right. White Bat Audio on KZfaq by Carl Kasey, figured you could use some better music (with some bass maybe) for your videos. Oh, and if you do have your sub setup for Bass You Can Feel, you gotta play "Shin Godzilla" - White Bat Audio. Serious punch to the gut as Carl says. :) Killer track, and plus many more. And if you want The Best DrumStep song ever made: Pendulum - Witchcraft the Rob Swire Drumstep remix. Nothing else touches it if you ask me. Another killer tune. (I listen to awesome high energy music. No sad rainy day stuff. But exciting forget your worries and get your blood pumping music!) And both of these songs demand a quality subwoofer or you miss half the song, and a good way to test your sub(s). :) Merry Christmas.

Horrendously wrong music but good video. Thank you :)

If only that Arylic board did not have such high noise floor huh