Check out www.patreon.com/pssound for more in-depth videos!

Man pete.. I cant even tell you... I look so forward to every single video from you. Very rare to find a fabricator in the U.S who pays attention to the smallest details... i just finished .30 cubed kicks using the same method i learned from you. I love watching and learning! Keep up the great work you are much appreciated!

@bbfoto7248

3 жыл бұрын

There are actually quite a lot of REALLY GREAT fabricators in the U.S., and I could probably list 30 off the top of my head from all over the country. And all of them do very fine, detailed work. I don't know why you think they are rare? Maybe because they are not "popular" KZreadrs and don't advertise or produce videos like Peter's because they are just too busy actually doing the work. But there are plenty of amazing fabricators out there. But, just like with Pete's builds, you are going to pay a premium for that level of skill and knowledge.

Information even a novice like myself can use and understand how much dedication this will take, thank you and merry Christmas to you and yours!

17 hours in 14 minutes. too many people don't understand this job.

When you stir filler when mixing you add air bubbles into it. If you feel you have to do it that way, spread the filler out in a straight line pressing down with your putty spreader to push them out before you start applying. Using a 2 part glazing putty for your final spread will will level out really nice and will require less sanding too. You can even add fiberglass resin (mixed properly) to your regular filler for more flow as well.

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

xtremekustomz1 thank you for the tips! 👌🙏

A lot of installers I know are afraid to reveal their 'techniques' in fear of losing a potential customer. I love car audio as a hobby because I like listening to great sounding quality music in my car but I know my limits when it comes to fabrication. This video is very helpful in making that next leap into this craft to understanding the method to the madness. Am I going to do it anytime soon? I don't know. Likely not. I'd rather pay someone to do it. But we always have a fall back video thanks to Pete.

@adyandrey23andrey

4 ай бұрын

I also believe that's what many installers think. The issue is... A person who is determined to do something themselves, they will learn to do it because it's fun. Because they feel good doing their system by their own. This gives them satisfaction, even though it is difficult for the average joe. These types of people will not be potential customers anyways. So there's no harm in showing it. The people that look at this video and say "that's way too complicated for me" will always resort to pro installers. So nothing to lose.

Thank you Peter for taking the time to make this video. As allways awesome fabrication👍👍

So much informations and tips in this video, great to see you working on timelapses too 👍😎🙏

Peter, once gain your skills that you share are top notch! I have followed you since the beginning, and over the past 3 years have built 3-4 different a-pillars for my own Jeep. Each one, became better and better, I think I have finally nailed it!!! I figured out my own "milkshake" made a hell of a mess several times trying, lol. I completely understand the time frame to make YT videos, I have been showing my off road camper build on my channel....lots of work for 10 minutes!! I might have to to some YT of them, I have so much footage of my a-pillars, sub boxes, etc.....including screwing shit up!! I will be looking into your Patreon in the new year, hopefully this Covid passes soon and finances are once again better. Thank you for all you have shared. Best to you and yours this holiday season, cheers, from cold and snowy Ontario, canada :-)

Always so good to see you on KZread. I won't ask any questions..Haha. excellent craftmanship Peter. Merry Christmas to you and yours!

Fantastic video filled with great information as always. Everyone should watch it a couple times just to get all the information. Thanks for all that you do.

Extremely helpful. Getting ready to make my second A-pillar build, and hoping to improve on the original. This helps tremendously.

Fantastic work and generous to show the community how to do it. Thanks Peter.

It was so interesting the first time I saw you make pillars. I’ve always either freehanded them with glass or used polyester fabric. I will try your technique in the future.

Amazing work 👍...the way you fabricate with wood is so different. Fit and finish at its best. Thx for sharing your knowledge 🙏

It's cool you doing the patreon thing I mean you gotta make a living, I'm 49 and got away from car stereo years ago but I stumbled upon your channel and you fired my engine up again. You make installation fun again and try your best to do it to the best of my ability. My skill is low but I give it my best shot every time. I didn't even know of the brands you use I thought zapco was a cheap sorry brand till I done some research lol. Well anyways I'm a miss your KZread stuff, I'm a fan

Great video as always. 👍 Much easier to learn when things are shown and explained than reading for me.

Thanks as always Peter! Merry Christmas mate!

Super cool video. I like what you said about sharing information. Everyone knows something you don't. That's a great way to learn

Nice video Peter. Thanks for your time taken which saves time for others. 👍

love that plywood strip technique! Very clean!

Man you build some bad ass pillars all of your work is beautiful 👍👍👍

Great tutorial video, Peter. Your videos are always so inspiring👌. Excited to have a look how they feel after finish, inside the car. Can you please share a link?

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

I’m see the car at the end of August and i’ll share a video of it! 👍

The video i,ve been waiting for, but I do have my car.. 🤣🤣. Thanks a million Peter.. I,ll have this on replay already. As always on point with the information 💯

this was one of my favorite videos peter,i liked the time lapse a lot im sure its maybe easier for you too so thats good,happy day haha

Feels like just yesterday this video released. Thanks for dropping so much knowledge.

Peter is by far the best builder period!!!

3:00 The Twisting issue of resin curing is magic mate! Thanks for that tip on doing pillars. Damn your attention to detail is worth every farthing. :) I am just about to do this 2-way on a Jeep Wrangler JKU Hard Rock. Plus a 6" in the front bottom of the front door, and an 8" in the back of the door. (fab lower half of the door, then leather covered.).. not sure on the back 2 doors if it will just be a set of 6x9 for space from the wheel well cut-out. Suggestions?

Love watching your super informative video on how to make pillar pods - thanks Peter. Was going to ask you which size threaded insert you are using but then 3rd watch I caught it ;-) May I ask what size to use for tweeter and the bigger stuff like SBP15 / IB15AU? This is the path I’m going with my build. Also I think a dedicated video on fixings, ferrules and things like that would be well received. Thanks again Peter!

@pssound9749

2 жыл бұрын

Subs usually need M5-M6, depends on the basket and mounting hole size. There’s lot more stuff on www.patreon.com/pssound going into deeper detail.

Please continue to share your videos on youtube. Your experience motivated me to start to build my own sq project by myself!!! Your fan from Azerbaijan!

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

Стас Хлынов wowww, that is quite a distance away! 😃 What is car audio life like over there?

@user-xy5wn3rp7n

3 жыл бұрын

@@pssound9749 youtube-connecting people;-) To be honest SQ life is very poor, most young guys tend to build SPL project's, maybe early deafness)), maybe the absence of music taste. Anyway, SQ is not so cheap hobby, and many people do not understand how you can spend so much $ and effort, just to feel your self as you on your sofa listening to music, but you are in a traffic jam when other's around you listening to terrible noises. Thank you for your time and for your ability to share with us and help us in our endeavors!!! It's really motivating

@flykarp

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-xy5wn3rp7n Согласен!

What an incredibly informative video. Thank you, Pete

great stuff peter. thank you for showing us all.

Awesome work Peter👍

You're simple the best Peter. Thank you !!! 🙏🙏

Amazing work as always 👍

Amazing work Peter

Omg! Thanks for all the tips and details! ♥️😍🤤

I heavily admire your work. good luck to you!

for years I thought it really didn't matter and I prefer the sound hitting the windshield with the highs from the tweeters and so forth. I was so wrong. There are really some absolute great advantages for having the tweeters in the driver's name that you on access and I have to admit if you could do that with midbass drivers even better. for years I thought a three-way system would probably be best it still has its merits put in a vehicle I have to admit having a very good two-way system well there is this wonderful thing about Imaging and Driver placement then happens when you're able to go and do that with a wide range driver up at the top where your ears are and have it cover as much frequency as possible and have the door speaker do its job of lower mid Bass.

Think of how the fibre glass will handle ☀️ summer heat too. I used cut pvc pipe which was good as fibre glass sections slightly caved in summer time but the trimmed and stitched black leather can stretch and warp the whole A pillar too. A good project in the car audio journey 👌

Yeah,peter you Made a name for yourself, congrats to all your success!!

Respect from Russia!Great job! I’ve got excellent stitching on my pillars

Merry Christmas Pssound !! ❤😉

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

Carlichi i hope you had a great one too! 💪🤘😎

@HolaaaaX

3 жыл бұрын

@@pssound9749 thx Pete! and Crew! i hope u all have a nice good new year!!! greetings!

Years of knowledge in this video. Invaluable

This might be the best video I've ever seen on KZread

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

Ohhh nooo, there are many lovely cat 🐱 videos! 😃

Great job Peter. On video and pods. When I grow up I want to be like you. 👍

I spent about 25 hours total on my pillars that are only for some Utopia M 3.5wm mids. After you get the aiming right, building the structure isn't that bad. It's reinforcing everything and then applying the filler and sanding that takes most of the time. I use a pistol grip air DA with 3", 2" and 1" attachments and that speeds up the process. If you had to sand by hand it would take 3 times as long. You end up doing multiple applications as you fine tune the shape and make them symmetrical in appearance as much as you can depending on the angles. I chose equal off axis so that the drivers side measures 30 degrees off axis and the passenger is about 7 degrees off axis. The Utopia M's will measure about the same in my desired frequency range. My tweeters are both exactly 15 degrees off axis to the driver and right over 20 degrees to the passenger. Both tweeter and mid are oriented to maximize single seat tune with 2 seat tunability in mind for future competition. The drivers aren't just randomly placed, there is thought and planning involved.

excellent video. thank you peter

First of all I must thank you for all those great videos that you are making. I have one question about what "tools" you use when aming your speakers? Some people use their eyes. Some use laser pointers and other people just place them where they fit best. I am about to start my A-pillar project and dont know any easy way to get them installed at the right angle.

Your work is incredible mate, can see you take pride in everything you do! Loving the videos. Would love to build a system and have you tune it if you’re ever in Perth Western Australia

@pssound9749

3 ай бұрын

I’m planning a training course there this May/June, hopefully it’ll happen. If it does, then we could sort out a tuning session if you already have a system. 😎

@Jeenzy79

3 ай бұрын

Hey Peter, I was literally just signing up to your Patreon and seen that you actually planned to come here. Unfortunately I don’t have anything decent as yet. At the moment I just have some Alpine-R components installed in factory locations (doors/A-pillar’s) running off an Alline PDX-V9 Tbh it sounds sound great at all but your videos have inspired me to start a new setup from scratch. I doubt I’d even have everything before May/June. Can I ask do you plan on coming here in the future? If not it’d be great ti at least meet you this time round at least.

@pssound9749

3 ай бұрын

@@Jeenzy79 well, even the current plan for this year is a proposal, it’s not guaranteed if i don’t have min 3 people signed up for the training. It’s a pretty crazy expense to travel down there and to leave my daily life and business behind too, so we’ll see what happens. Personally me & wife would love to visit Australia again as we had an amazing experience last year, but it’s all about interest and budget management.

@Jeenzy79

3 ай бұрын

@@pssound9749 Totally understandable, I know what you mean when you say it can be a costly exercise coming here. Is the training more focused towards say, shop owners/installer’s? Thanks for taking the time to reply mate, I appreciate it. Hopefully it works out well for you.

@Jeenzy79

3 ай бұрын

Just found the TRAINING playlist. Will check it out.

Great in depth video thanks for sharing

Pss Hello, can i know how to know get good position angle.... how to i aim? I first time learn about make a pillar. I your fan form malaysia. Your channel let me learn more about car audio. Thank you shared your experience.

Great Vid ! What would you do if there was an Airbag behind the Pilar? I’m trying to build this for the Honda accord like your previous one.

@pssound9749

Жыл бұрын

Hi, airbag is never an issue. We have a video about A-pillars and airbags on the channel too.

Awesome work. 🔊

Love the stuff you do guys. What is that green compound you use for the backside of the pillars? And it looks to be the same product used for the shaping of the outermost side. I'm in USA if that helps.

@pssound9749

2 жыл бұрын

It’s fibrefiller, like what you call bondo over there.

Hey Peter, question about these and your other more recent build, How did these ever get trimmed in the end? did you trim them yourself or was it something else like flocking material or just sprayed? I finally got some time to tackle my own mid builds for the audible physics drivers I got and they're now ready for trimming/painting etc but they are very awkward just like these builds in your video (just without the tweeter). I've got some cheap OEM style stretchy fabric on the way for them but I know alcantara would be a no go unless it was stitched panels, so I was considering flocking them like a rally dash or maybe just try stretchy vinyl.... how have you tackled these difficult builds? I'd like your feedback/comments on the build if I could send a picture or two on the FB page or public group.

Peter, AMAZING!! nuff said

Peter is the Bob Ross of car audio!

awesome work, thanks

@Pssound Another nice fabrication tutorial, Pete! I'm just curious as to why you are not yet using plastics such as HDPE, Sintra/PVC, Perspex, Marine/King Starboard, or ABS, etc for your door mounted speaker baffles/rings? Is it too expensive in the U.K.? I like HDPE for thicker baffles such as the ones you made here for the midbass drivers because it is much more dense (heavier, more concentrated mass) compared to any wood and it's obviously 100% waterproof. It's still extremely easy to cut and shape like wood, and it's also easy to create threaded mounting holes directly into the material using thread taps, which reduces the extra time and expense of using threaded inserts. And there are threaded inserts made for plastics as well.

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

bb foto it’s mainly supply and cost related. When i can i use perspex for smaller speakers or steel rings. I’ll definitely make a move on HDPE next year even if clients can not afford it! We can’t charge $100-200/h here like shows over there.

Nice looking pillers. What kind of fiberglass filler did you use? In America we usually use dynatron ultra glass or dyna glass maby evercoat everglass sometimes.

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

Stormy Young there are all sorts of types. I like ones where the fibreglass strands are small.

Thank for this videos!! You are the Master! 🙏🙏🙏🙏 Thank!!!Thank!! And Thanksss!!! 👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Any chance to get the list of the products you are using ? Thanks

another amazing DIY vid Peter.... if the pillars are covered in fabric does it need to be stripped off before starting the build?

@pssound9749

2 жыл бұрын

It’s actually better to bond to trimmed surface, but may need resin layer at the end and sanded back.

@socketsocket2763

2 жыл бұрын

@@pssound9749 thanks Peter... cheers

about the doorspeaker ring maybe they are made from green water resistant MDF V313

Really loved the video and your instruction. My only suggestion is to reduce, or even better eliminate, the music over your voice. Its ok to just have your voice, that's what i'm here for :) Cheers

Very informative thanks bro. 👍❤️

Hi! I've fabricated many kick panels in my time and I'm getting ready to do some 3" a pillars for the first time. I know the best angle for kick panels after a few tries. Can you tell me the best angle for the a pillars? They're wideband 3" drivers. It looks like you aim them straight at the headrests of each seat on the side of that a pillar which to me would seam like you'd only hear the speaker right in front of you. Do you use time alignment to get a better stereo input to your ears? If you don't want to share your secret, no worries. I'm sure there are variables like what speaker being used, the interior of the car, etc. Just wondering? Thanks, love your videos!

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

Please watch PART 1-3 in the Sound Quality in Car playlist first.

subbed for your hard work :)

Those pillars are beautiful I love the plywood strips method. Btw Is taking like a 4" coaxial driver separating the tweeter at the terminals bypassing the factory bass blocker/cap on the tweeter and bi amping them or hooking them to an actual 3 way crossover for the midrange and tweeter (with a midbass driver in the door) in a 3 way system? is that a thing does anyone ever do that? Seems like with a decent quality coaxial it would work fine, maby not as good as seperates but pretty good... Any input would be appreciated, thanks.

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

Waltzs budgetBumpin i only build fully active systems, no passive Xovers.

@95Sn95

3 жыл бұрын

Well I wasn't really focused on the crossovet setup it's going active when I can swing the extra components, it was mainly asking even tho it's not the standard practice and not the optimal setup but the opinion on the viability splitting up the connections and bi amping 4" coaxials drivers for mids and highs on a 3 way. But whatever no biggie thanks for even taking the time to read and reply at all. Love seeing your craftsman you do it's always beautiful.✌️

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

Waltzs budgetBumpin oh you definitely have the best chance to try that first with a coax as you don’t need time-alignment between mid + tweeter. Even if you just bi-amp them, you can still set levels independently, but once you can select X-over and independent EQ for each in fully active configuration, things can go to another level! 👌🔊🔊 However, tuning becomes more complex too. 😖

Pete, do you ever have any issues with heavy drivers in pillar builds, do they ever pull the panel from it's clip mounts?

@pssound9749

Жыл бұрын

Hi, if there is no stretch on the pillars and they kept their original form, then the clips hold very tight, never had issue with them.

Ive been thinkin that bamboo mite be the perfect wood for shaping enclosures and stiffeners. Ever work with it? The japanese do amazing stuff with it. Check out the basket weaving- could make awsome enclosures. Just a thought

@bbfoto7248

3 жыл бұрын

Ha! Well, bamboo is used extensively in Asia for similar types of work. One important distinction: Bamboo is not a wood. It is a form of grass, and that gives it unique properties, one of them being that it does not expand or contract nearly as much as most typical woods do in extreme temperatures. I use bamboo flooring in my house for that reason because I have radiant heating in the floors via water/glycol tubing encapsulated throughout the insulated concrete slab foundation.

@freeradical431

3 жыл бұрын

@@bbfoto7248 true! u got me! lol There are some weaves that look carbon fiberish, Im thinkn i could laminate 2-3 baskets together to make cool speaker pod. Crazy audio thoughts lol

This was awesome and gave me a lot of ideas for doing my own. But how would you do a single tweeter off-axis?

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

casemods single tweeter off-axis? No, I wouldn’t do it at all! 😃

@Me-dh4pm

3 жыл бұрын

I dont get it? Where does your confusion come from? He shows you in this video and plenty of other videos on the internet on building A pillars. You should research before asking questions that he has given answers to and also explained.

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

Michael my videos are too long and people don’t watch them in full detail, i’m used to it. Sometimes i have patience to answer, but other times.. 😃🤣

@Me-dh4pm

3 жыл бұрын

@@pssound9749 Pete, just so you know, you have subscribers out here who are interested in the longer vids. When I have an alert for 1 of your new videos and I start to watch it, the longer the better because I am looking to "learn". Rather than asking the same repeated questions I can find answers to anywhere. I'm assuming that the true fans of yours are fans for that reason. The depth of knowledge. Were out here brother!

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

Michael i know and I really appreciate that! For people like you i’ve created Patreon page for, where you get proper “behind the scene” videos now too!

Is it possible for you to put together a list of maybe 10-15 of the best songs you would use as demo and how to acquire them on the best format for the highest quality? Getting tired of listening to Dire Straits,Spanish Harlem , and the same Sheffield lab drum CD I have had since 1994. Also what do you think of flash drives vs CD quality? Thanks.

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

John doe CD is just a transport method, still digital, 44.1kHz 16bit, so if you have the same file quality on a stick, then it should be just as good. Yes, i have to share a video about my used/preferred songs. 💪🔊🔊

@bbfoto7248

3 жыл бұрын

@John doe Check out the forum threads such as, "What Are You Listening To Today?", and "What Are The Must Have SQ Albums?" and others on the DIY Music Forum section of the DIY Mobile Audio Forums... www.diymobileaudio.com/forums/diy-music-forum.107/ I just Linked to a large PDF list from the Tannoy home audio speaker manufacturer... cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/315136/Ultimate%20Tannoy%20Playlist.pdf

"always great work" To bad i don't live in your area definitely would have you do MY fronts and rear pillars

Could you please link those Russians, with stiching? :) Thank you!

Would the steel powder milkshake mix interfere with the speakers magnet?

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

Not really.

What is the brown puddy ur usen called an what’s the turquoise puddy stuff called

Epic video

I always like videos that explain how much work is involved. So sick of "Why so much?!" lol

Are there any specific measurements for pods..? We are following woofer specific measurements while we make woofer enclosures..do we need to consider any such criteria for making pod playing midbass ?

@pssound9749

2 жыл бұрын

Pods for mids like these play no bass. The more airspace the better for a midrange. 👍🔊🔊

@robyjoseph2305

2 жыл бұрын

@@pssound9749 but professionals says "precise pod volume and speaker aiming determine the performance..could you please guide me how to calculate this volume...? Did you do a video about speaker aiming..?

@pssound9749

2 жыл бұрын

@@robyjoseph2305 we just had last week’s video on www.patreon.com/pssound about midrange sizes and pod sizes. There are videos about aiming here on KZread and more detailed ones on Patreon too.

Hey peter, what material you used to print the tweeter rings?

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

Kavan_R it was still printed by my man who left and relocated to Canada. I think it was ABS that handles heat.

@kavaninho7

3 жыл бұрын

@@pssound9749 oh great... Thanks alot for your response.. Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing to the younger generation like myself .. Shout out from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹

You should check out Audio Dynamics and give me your thoughts I think you would love them

Спасибо за познавательное видео!) подскажите что за материал используется для углубления и придания формы???

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

Сергей Крылов English please? 🙏

@user-tc6lj7wi5o

3 жыл бұрын

@@pssound9749 thanks for the informative video) tell me what kind of material is used for deepening and shaping?

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

Сергей Крылов do you mean the bendy wood? It’s birch ply cut as thin slices.

@user-tc6lj7wi5o

3 жыл бұрын

@@pssound9749 thank you very much) for some reason I thought so)

Man pete I tried to make a pillar pods like yours and man I screwed it up, I should have watched your video again for how you placed the curved wood and I totally messed up now I gotta sand to eternity to get it workable. Um it pays to refresh now I gotta beast job ahead just to get back to square 😑

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

It always looks easier on video! 😃

@speedpros

3 жыл бұрын

@@pssound9749 I know right lol wish I had a picture to send you um

hello bro . i want to know the size of threaded inserts for mid and highs thanks

@pssound9749

Жыл бұрын

M3 ✌🏼

@ranvijaydhami7246

Жыл бұрын

@@pssound9749 thanks brother

Awesome videos we appreciate it ...have a sniff has me LMAO 🤣

Where can i that kind of plywood best regards

@pssound9749

6 ай бұрын

Hi Jim, It’s birch ply, just cut in thin slices on a table saw. You can also use lolly sticks.

Wow!

Will we see them once installed in the car ?

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

I hope so. They are already trimmed and fitted. Now it’s the case of when the client has any time to take some footage.

What glues did you use?

@pssound9749

2 жыл бұрын

2 part CA glue plus industrial hot glue.

@olordkopma6481

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks bro.. next qtn, what is the ratio for the milkshake.. the resin, catalyst plus the powder?

If I was to do dual supertweeters in the A pillar how should I aim it? Towards the listener or towards the roof?

@Me-dh4pm

3 жыл бұрын

Dual super tweeters.. yikes!!

@gabrielr6679

3 жыл бұрын

@@Me-dh4pm ?

@Me-dh4pm

3 жыл бұрын

@@gabrielr6679 I'm sorry bro, I dont mean to pass judgement. I'm assuming your going for an SPL set up. When I hear "dual" super tweets I cant help but think ouch!! Good luck!

@gabrielr6679

3 жыл бұрын

@@Me-dh4pm yes and no Spl when I want and sq majority of the time. I chose pa because they are more efficient but then again I don't do this for shows or demos I just love car audio

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

Gabriel R i would rather advise just a single tweeter per side if quality matters for you. If output is important, then get something sensitive and aim it within 20degree of head position of listener.

Hello! What glue did u use for the wood ?

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

AC glue.

@chilliewillieNL

3 жыл бұрын

@@pssound9749 thx!

@peterzurcher8131

3 жыл бұрын

@@pssound9749 Sorry Peter, what is AC glue? I'm in Australia and can't find anything under that name - thank you!

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

@@peterzurcher8131 not sure what else they call it. It’s a superglue with an activator spray.

I want to do this so bad but my 2017 Toyota Tundra truck has airbags behind the pillars :(

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

John doe that’s not an issue, pillars don’t fly out when airbag deploys. Check out the Mercedes E63AMG strip out video i shared a week ago, where i explain it too.

Hello, dear friend. what rail is used for the box? Thanks. good luck

@pssound9749

2 жыл бұрын

Rail for box? Sorry, but it’s not clear what you’re asking about.

@undero85

2 жыл бұрын

sorry. wood what do you use?

@pssound9749

2 жыл бұрын

@@undero85 strips of birch plywood.

@undero85

2 жыл бұрын

@@pssound9749 oooh thank you friend. great content. plywood most likely 4mm? good luck

@pssound9749

2 жыл бұрын

@@undero85 the thinner slice cut, the more flexible. I cut them 1.5-2mm

please tell me. bro threaded inserts size for midrange and tweeter

@pssound9749

Жыл бұрын

M3, usually 8mm deep.

@ranvijaydhami7246

Жыл бұрын

@@pssound9749 thaks for the reply bro. i have microprecision 5 series midrange and 5 series tweeters. i wanna make pods please tell me that i will make on axis or off axis. if off axis how much please reply thanks

@pssound9749

Жыл бұрын

@@ranvijaydhami7246 most of it is explained in this video. If that is not enough, then please join www.patreon.com/pssound where you can learn more about it. There are multiple weekly topics about speaker aiming on that platform. ✌️

Peter what is beaming?

shiiiiid....as you said coke, I was about to ask if it was columbian or mexican.....LMAOOOO!!!!...awesome vid pete!!

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

Modzie 🤣🤣

What's the purpose of the drilled holes?

@chokboywonda

3 жыл бұрын

To help the fibre filler to grab onto the structure and bond sufficiently and foes not come apart at a later stage. If you listen carefully he actually explained that bit very well

@yiaxiong7864

3 жыл бұрын

@@chokboywonda Ok thank you. I kind of fast forwarded on some parts and must have missed that.

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

Yia Xiong as above, it’s all explained!

@bbfoto7248

3 жыл бұрын

@@chokboywonda It's generally very difficult for most adhesives and resins or glues to adhere to most types of plastics due to their molecular properties. There are specific "plastic surface prep" liquids or plastic "bonding agents" that you can apply to "etch" the surface before you try to bond anything to the plastic surface. Without the holes to help give it some extra "grip", or at least "roughing up" the plastic surface with a coarse sandpaper, file, or rasp, the newly bonded pod can easily "pop off" if the original plastic part is twisted or bent, just as if you were removing a part from a mold. And you usually need to flex or bend the A-pillar trim pieces a fair bit to get them reinstalled or when removing them. It's always a delicate process where you just hope that they don't crack or separate.

how much to hong kong

@pssound9749

3 жыл бұрын

Did you understand the video? It can not happen without your involvement and considering you’re so far away and the risks that can come with it, i’m not sure you want to pay me £1000 and then have surprises, but upto you!