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Why not use a laser cutter for all those holes it would take minutes and far easier than a jigsaw

Looks great!

Not even silicon gaskets??

Yes please!

I go with ported in the floor and work better of front and rear!

This is an amazing video. This is my first time here, but I've already hit that sub, especially if you're going to do more build videos like this. I have a few thoughts that you can take or leave as you like. I have found, block planes are good, but if you take the time to learn to set and use a Japanese pull plane you will be very happy with the added precision you get. I have not worked with veneer, but my understanding is precision is key when doing so. Copper and brass always look good but can be expensive. It's possible to anodize aluminum to look exactly like copper or brass. Once you are setup to do that it's a lot cheaper and it's easy to cast your own aluminum parts. Part of the anodizing is sealing the material so you don't have spray them with an anti-oxidation sealant. On top of that it looks like you are already using anodized plates for the posts plate and then laser etching the logo and text. You could make those in the copper anodizing, then laser etch, then anodize the etched part in black. IMO that would add even more to the look. Again, this is my first visit so this may be answered elsewhere, but what software do you use for your cabinet modeling. I was looking around hoping to find a plugin for FreeCAD that would do acoustic modeling of speaker cabinets but it looks like the only real options are over-priced stand-alone applications that only run on Windows.

Glad the algorithm brought this video to me. Very nice looking build. Would love to have a follow up when the time is right to tidy up everything. Thanks.

😂😂😂 3500$ in parts built into a good looking 1500$ pair of speakers at the most. Soundquality will be at best like a 1500$ pair of speakers with these, at best. Good looking speakers dont equal expicit hifi. Nice work, but NOOO

That’s so cool, i bet you love your job !

That's all?

Wow👍

holy shit man this thing looks insane! i would love to have a desktop speaker that looks this good!

Love the work. But. With all that work on the cabinets you "cheap out" on the drivers? Why not go all the way and get something more in "accordance" with the cabinet built itself? Some scan speak, morel, dynaudio stuff? They would make the build even more "special". And the sound quality should most probably also change for the better. Those what appear to be dual cone drivers look a bit "lacking". Anyway. Great build. Thanks for sharing.

Looks beautiful!!… now play 2112 from Rush to test them out🤘🤘

Sound test has been missed!😮

Great video

They look beautiful with a quality build. Would love to hear the final product.

Hello man i would love to build a speaker myself as i’m trying to put together a 5000 dollar system, i was thinking of getting a pair of used dynaudio evoke 50 for 3k, please be honest, do you think i could build a better sounding speaker than the evoke 50 for 3k ? Thanks if you answer me :)

Lovely job 👍

I start saving my money for Corian option. Is it only Corian for front baffle?

Details/specs?

u know what would be cool is to make a set of B&W dm580 speakers i would be willing to pay for that

They do look great, well done.

Wow

3.5k budget. yea, since you need another 10k for the tools used, i think i gonna stay with factory build 😏

Very impressive build for sure, and you have the gear to d it 👍

Very nice Work🥳😃👍

Not sure about your hourly rate, but factoring the hours as well I'm sure a completed version is still a $20.000 speaker! Which nets you a 33% discount from retail and that makes sense from a commercial standpoint as you would not pay manufacturer and dealer markup as a consumer. Warranty may not be too much of an issue as the live components have their 'own' warranty. The crossover however will be the gold-silver medal award. If you match it or improve upon the original you are set for victory.

These speakers certainly look very expensive. The copper is a nice touch! Though as a fellow speaker designer I would have gone a different route if I wanted to go all out on the sonic performance.

I will stick with my ls3/5a's...

I would love to see more builds like this.

i would just skip all that crossover design and use a dsp, but thats just me.

Just roll off from 40hz down

Beautiful work. I've always felt speakers need to be 6-8 ft tall for proper sound stage. Get an overhead power extension to get the tool cords up and out of your way while you're working.

If you made these you would need to sell them for a minimum of 30k

Lovely build but could be longer showing more construction details

My God, these are beautiful. 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹

CSS, once finished, will you offer kits? Or plans for manual or CNC routing?

Stop trying to make it sound like you're not reading from a script. It's not convincing and you're not fooling anyone.

Wonderful workmanship with technical expertise . Would ❤to hear these speakers

Bro these are beautiful, well done

Greatest of all time

What was that blue insulation?

Nice design. The copper accents are brilliant. I would love to see more builds like this.

Is the website down?

Back firing bassreflex port, is a big mistake, on all speakers.

pretty slick.👌

👍Great project, can not see the measurements and I would like to see...

no tweeter?