How to Build Guitar Cabinets pt.1
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Part 1 of a multi-part series featuring our DIY guitar speaker cabinet build. In this episode, we introduce the project and cover the concept, design and CAD modeling of a totally custom, 1 of a kind guitar stack.
This series will present the general steps in designing and scratch building a 2x12 open/closed back cabinet and a 2x12-1x15 cabinet - from concept, all the way to testing. 3D modeling, CNC cutting, woodworking, tolexing, detailing, wiring, testing and a final shoot-out with a pair of Marshall JCM800 Lead 1960 cabinets. It's all here, in one action-packed series with bite-sized episodes!
While we heavily feature the use of our Shapeoko XXL CNC machine in our build, it's not 100% necessary. All the parts in this build are very easy to fabricate by hand, by anyone with a moderate amount of woodworking skill.
Thanks to old friends Electric Magma for donating some of their tracks used throughout this series. You can find them on Spotify and grab swag and vinyl at www.electricmag...
Also, a shout out to NextGen guitars in Nepean Ontario who were our parts supplier for this project. They were super awesome and helped us a few times with some tricky details. They're a Canadian owned and operated small business and their prices and service are top notch!
www.nextgenguit...
Also, a shout out to Orange Amplifiers. They have an amazing video on their channel that skims over the basics of how their cabs are constructed. It was a valuable resource when researching how to put this stuff together.
• How Orange Speaker Cab...
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Looking forward to part 2! That 2x12/1x18 looks like EXACTLY what I need for some Doom metal!
Thanks!!
Nice! Can't wait to see the next one!
5:19 - That's a great tip! I've had "18mm" BB-ply measure anything from 17.25mm up to 18.5mm, depending on the sheet. It always means minor adjustments are necessary on final assembly.
Look forward to seeing future episodes! Looms awesome!
I was thrown back when you said Niagara, I’m a local too. Video is great dude!
Right on! Thanks man.
@@badpixelinc when’s part 2 coming lol
@@davedeguire Hopefully in Feb hahah. Rig's been done and in use for over a year! Just need to find a couple days between 'real' jobs to cut and post.... If you check our Ig account, there's a 1-minute reel of a 1x12 cab build - basically all the steps but smaller :)
Well we are waiting ;-)
Hi folks,
Pt ii just went up this week. Be sure to check it if you haven't already!
Have a great day!
Consider cutting your background music when it's time to talk - it's pretty distracting
Extremely
Wicked!
Do you plan on releasing the 3D schematic or a 2D schematic of the final assembly? It would be dope to have a thorough reference to build from as a beginner.
We won't be releasing files but will go into A LOT of detail in the upcoming installment so there will be very little to interpret. Also, we can elaborate on anything that isn't clear through the comments or DMs :)
What happened to part2
In production
What is the program for that presentation? Looks amazing
Ah ok, SW :D I was working in this for few years.
Modeled in SW, Animated in C4D, rendered with RedShift, composited in Ae.
Are there release dates for future videos?
Coming really soon! Everything is actually done. We've been slammed with "real work" and have just been waiting for an opening to cut the next couple of episodes together.
what designing software did you use?
solidworks for the designs. Then popped out 2.5D cut files to Carbide Create and cut on a Shapeoko XXL. All the details are coming in the next installment!