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It's been a while since I've posted here... been busy building more tools - most recently a laser engraver using a 1.6W blue laser.

This is my first full build using this, not only for labelling, but also marking out panels for cutting.

 

I decided to build my friend a 2.1 speaker system for his 40th birthday present, and using my new tools, and new skills... this is what I came up with!

The sub is based around a Monacor SP60 4" bass driver, and the satellites, an unknown brand 42mm driver, and 99pence tweeters (originally intended to be added to car hifi).

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Front and rear panels for the satellites marked out.

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Detail shot of the laser work.

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Dry fit of the satellites.

 

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Subwoofer panels marked out, ready for cutting.

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The sub's front and rear panel glue-up.

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Varnish time!

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All hardware mounted in the satellites.

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Cutting the feet for the boxes, with my logo lasered in. One mousemat sacrificed in a good cause! ;)

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The finished product.

 

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... and from the rear.

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... and another view for good measure.

 

It was safe to say my friend was VERY impressed and pleased with his gift, and even I was amazed at the quality of sound, and the amount of bottom end from such small speakers.

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