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This is a project I've been wanting to do for a long time. I wanted to use a Kenwood speaker and make an external speaker box for my Kenwood amateur radio. I've just been waiting for the right box to turn up. Ideally I would have liked to use an old saltine's cracker tin, but those are both rare and valuable. So I decided that if I ever came up with a tin the right size minimums that I would build the speaker. This Instructable is meant to show you how to build the tools you need when you can't buy them in a store. It is also a chance to see how to use an air nibbler. This is a device that cuts small shards of metal at a high rate of speed and requires FULL safety protection. This is a tools that is powered by an strong air compressor and should only be used with the supervision of an adult. Children, get your parents permission and help when using ANY tools.
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Signing UpStep 1Parts Needed
Parts need for this project are:
Speaker - KENWOOD 4" Full Range
Holiday Styled Tin 4"x4"x6"
Plastic Baskett - Pool filter
Foam Packing Material
You will also need an assortment of fastening hardware and rubber feet and other household stuff.
Speaker - KENWOOD 4" Full Range
Holiday Styled Tin 4"x4"x6"
Plastic Baskett - Pool filter
Foam Packing Material
You will also need an assortment of fastening hardware and rubber feet and other household stuff.
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Sweet Instructable, I just might have to make this, NOW!