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Yea, I dont know of anything else it could fit in. You might be able to park a Geo Metro inside of it though.

I figured 2 yards would be plenty, but a yard might have cut it close. I figured for the price it was better to have a little left over, haha.

Well, I dont make near enough to do this full time. Need a couple large companies to hop on board and stock my enclosures. Until then, I will continue to build Airplanes during the day, lol. Been doing this for about the last 5 years. Really hitting it hard the last 2 1/2.

Cool. Let me know if you need anything. And if you happen to need anymore carpet, just holler.

Lately, business has been nothing short of crazy. Its starting to be more than just a little job on the side.

Just whatever pics you want to post up would be cool. But final pics are a must of course

Have not done a flared port box in a long time it seems, and this is the 3rd one this weekend. Its crazy how that kind of stuff works out sometimes. Anyways, here are the pics of the build:

The customer made the trip down from Lincoln, NE today to pick up the box. He brought the RD Alphas along, and we hooked them up to give it a listen before he headed out. Got pretty loud, had the shop shaking pretty good. Overall, I think he was very happy with the turnout of the enclosure. Him and a friend fabricated a little false floor as well. Got the amps mounted underneath, with a little neon hidden up as well. I think they said they still had a little work to do on it yet though. Here are some pics of it installed...

Andrew, did you get a chance to check how the drivers fit today? Also, some installed pics of it would be great.

Yea, we sell just designs as well. Easiest way to do it, is through the store checkout. There is a selection where you can choose "Other" for the builder. Or like I said, just shoot Chris an email directly. Whichever is most convenient for you guys. If either of you need anything else, or have more questions, just ask.

Sounds good Carl. Im sure David will be right at home, INSIDE the bigger half. Andrew, haha. Its bigger in person than it looks in the pics, I think. Am I right?

Thats great news man. I do appreciate you helping me with that. We are still on for the CNC work tomorrow. Should see it all completed then.

Thanks guys.

Yea, $25 extra for the flared port. Other than looking sick, it does help cut down on possible port noise.

Glad to hear you are safe man. Ill get this enclosure finished up in the next couple days then.

Not a problem at all man. Ill see you tomorrow. You have my number, so just give me a ring when you get close.

You trying to get me on the bad side of the Canadian Government? lol

I sure have been building a lot of large boxes lately. Im kind of ready to get back to some smaller ones... haha. This one is with a side firing port. I have done 2 other enclosures for this customer with the same port configuration.

Customer is actually on his way from Lincoln as we speak, to pick this up in the morning. 100 square inches of port with a dual flared port.

Haha, thanks Aaron. How about I build something at my house, and I will rent you out some space? Price will depend on the exact internal volume. The pricing scale I use can be found on my website. If there are any questions, just shoot me an email. Here is the completed box...

This is probably the easiest way to place your order for a custom design: http://www.fishercustoms.com/store/index.p...f4c6010e0eb5e38 There are also some designs that are already done on the site, for $12. So if you can find one of those that will work well for you, that will save you a little time and money. Or you can email Chris directly, Chris (at) fishercustoms (dot) com.

Haha. Really, with a little practice and a lot of patience, building boxes is very easy. Just have to be able to take your time and pay attention to the details.

Well that stinks. I went by the dimensions given on the JL site, then I always cut then 1/8" larger. Ill definitely keep that in mind. Thanks for the heads up.

LOL. Got some bad news. Due to all the rain today, we were not able to get the CNC work done. Got 6.75" at the shop. Barely was able to make it back home. Got it rescheduled for Monday morning.