Amp build documentation

[Bluefinger]

Hi,

I love to follow other people's amp builds online so I decided to make a documantation of one of my own builds. So far it's only the cabs but more will come. I think it's better to post a link so I don't flood the forum with pics:

Amp Project

enjoy!

[myfoot]

Awesome Cabs! Looking forward to the next steps.

[stormbringer]

Sweet fancy Moses! That is awesome. Great design and great photos of the process. Thanks.

BTW - you won me over at 'countersunk t nuts'...

[Bluefinger]

... thanks. it's great fun doing this build, making no shortcuts of any kind. I still learn a lot with every new amp build.

[JoeM]

That's beautiful work. You're very skilled at this, Congrats!

[Tom Phillips]

you won me over at 'countersunk t nuts'...

And hand cut dovetails. Awesome!
Thanks for posting such a great record of the build process.
Tom

[gecko13]

Wow! Really nice work. I know how hard it can be to do dovetails by hand (I use a router and a jig nowadays) but yours are too nice to cover up with tolex. Have to admit though, that tolex looks very classy. Going to keep an eye on this thread.

[Bluefinger]

Thanks! The dovetails turned out quite nice but the wood itself isn't that pretty. I have another amp build to complete and a couple of repairs but I hope that I can get back to this amp real soon.

[Randall]

Top Notch! More.

[Resonator Guy]

Nice looking work indeed. I am starting my first scratch build, although I will be using an older Fender solid state Princeton cab. Tell me, how did you cut the hole in the chassis for the power transformer? I can only think of drilling holes and then using a sabre saw. Yours looks way too neat for that.

[shocki]

Would like to know that too...