High End Stereo Speaker Build. THESE SOUND AMAZING!

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  @randywright7933 · 5 years ago

  "Shove it up your" haha . Still just having fun watching you all these years

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• LU

  @lucasjw · 5 years ago

  "I am what you would refer to as a music snob. So whatever you listen to I probably don't like." LOL! Call 'em like you hear 'em!

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• PA

  @patrickbink4617 · 5 years ago

  Nice to see the Katz-Moses stop block in action!

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• WO

  @Wordsnwood · 5 years ago

  "...sorry."    Keep on doing you, David!

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• HE

  @heyimamaker · 5 years ago

  The new ones sound brighter and more revealing 🤓

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• MA

  @markholder6851 · 4 years ago

  Very nice tidy job. Extremely nice workshop!!!

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• DA

  @dawolyan13 · 5 years ago

  You literally said cassette deck!! That’s awesome!!

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  @PhaQ2 · 4 years ago

  I used to work in a prefab house building factory. The turnover for employees was incredible.<br>A new hire was tasked with cutting sheets of plywood to a specific size.<br>He started running his first sheet through the table saw backwards.<br>He got halfway through the cut when the sheet was sent flying and hit an unfortunate co-worker.<br>That was one of the more &quot;tame&quot; injuries that occurred during my time there.

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  @vikassm · 5 years ago

  Nice vid!<br>FYI for first time woodworkers: <br>A $5 hand-held scrollsaw cuts all sorts of tight internal shapes including circles. It is incredibly accurate and removes precious little material. You don&apos;t need a jigsaw, router/cnc or even forstner bits for cutting internal circles. <br>Of course, don&apos;t expect to build cabinets anytime soon using a scrollsaw 😂😂

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  @pnaubry · 5 years ago

  look forward to the follow-up .. Best

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  @BestUnderPressure · 5 years ago

  I used to look at reviews on speakers and audio components. &nbsp;Everyone&apos;s tastes are different. &nbsp;You like what you like and it doesn&apos;t matter what other people think.

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  @ofwoden · 5 years ago

  When I was a youngster I wanted to make my own guitar amp and a lot of folks talked me out of it because of how critical the speaker box measurements were. Years later I chose to give it a try and built a little transistor amp, ripped a speaker out of an old set of computer speakers, put it all in a random metal project box from Radio Shack and it sounded awesome for what I needed it for. <br><br>There are a lot of naysayers in this world who may mean well but thanks for encouraging folks to take on these projects.

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