where do i get sub rings?
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Re: where do i get sub rings? (mattduskater)
you can buy them from http://www.selectproducts.com, but they are super expensive....
The best way to make them, is with a jasper router jig (or homemade, but the jasper one is the best by far) and a router.
They come out perfect every time.
If you don't have the tools to do this, you can get them made by Mr. Marv over on elitecaraudio.com - do a search for him and you will get plenty of info.
The best way to make them, is with a jasper router jig (or homemade, but the jasper one is the best by far) and a router.
They come out perfect every time.
If you don't have the tools to do this, you can get them made by Mr. Marv over on elitecaraudio.com - do a search for him and you will get plenty of info.
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Re: where do i get sub rings? (rcurley55)
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The best way to make them, is with a jasper router jig (or homemade, but the jasper one is the best by far) and a router.
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I like my homemade jig. It only cost me 4 dollars and makes perfect cuts every time.
I would like a jasper if it would fit my router though. I think it is a little expensive at 40 dollars, but cnc machining is expensive.
The best way to make them, is with a jasper router jig (or homemade, but the jasper one is the best by far) and a router.
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I like my homemade jig. It only cost me 4 dollars and makes perfect cuts every time.
I would like a jasper if it would fit my router though. I think it is a little expensive at 40 dollars, but cnc machining is expensive.
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Re: where do i get sub rings? (Teen Heartthrob)
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lol do you live in oregon? I do
lol do you live in oregon? I do
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Re: where do i get sub rings? (vteg)
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I like my homemade jig. It only cost me 4 dollars and makes perfect cuts every time.
I would like a jasper if it would fit my router though. I think it is a little expensive at 40 dollars, but cnc machining is expensive.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I used to have a home-made jig, but I hated having to remeasure, then drill a new hole every time.
I thought the Jasper jig was expensive, until I used it for the first time. It's the most essential accessory (besides good bits) for a router. Now that I look back on it, I would have paid $80 for one. It's graduated in 1/16th" increments....can't beat that!!
I like my homemade jig. It only cost me 4 dollars and makes perfect cuts every time.
I would like a jasper if it would fit my router though. I think it is a little expensive at 40 dollars, but cnc machining is expensive.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I used to have a home-made jig, but I hated having to remeasure, then drill a new hole every time.
I thought the Jasper jig was expensive, until I used it for the first time. It's the most essential accessory (besides good bits) for a router. Now that I look back on it, I would have paid $80 for one. It's graduated in 1/16th" increments....can't beat that!!
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Re: where do i get sub rings? (rcurley55)
True, but I did not buy a router that it would work with. The black and decker router that I have has a strange bolt pattern for the vacuum thing. So it will not work for me 
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by darkvibe »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Time for a retarded question. Whats a sub ring? A template to cut the hole in a box?</TD></TR></TABLE>
that or something they're using on a fiberglass box
that or something they're using on a fiberglass box
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Re: (LudeyKrus)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by LudeyKrus »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">it's a wooden ring to screw the sub into; you put it where the hole for the sub is on a fiberglassed box.
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Can also be used as a spacer for smaller speakers (especially in the shallow *** doors in Hondas).
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Can also be used as a spacer for smaller speakers (especially in the shallow *** doors in Hondas).
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