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| Fiberglass Subwoofer Enclosure (Pictures) (How to Build a fiberglass subwoofer enclosure molded to the side of the trunk.) |
| Step 1: Supplies |
| Step 2: Making the Mold |
| Step 3: Mounting the MDF Ring |
| Step 4: Fleecing |
| Step 5: Making it Strong |
| Step 6: Before the Paint |
| Step 7: Preview |
Mounting the MDF Ring |
| After the mold has been made you need to decide how you want your subs to face. 1. I cut a circle out of MDF board that would match the inner diameter of my subwoofer. The ring's thickness also matched the outside diameter of the sub so it would flow smoothly. I cut the ring with a jigsaw. To cut out the middle drill a hole big enough to fit the saw blade in. 2. Use wooden dowles and scrap pieces of wood as the mounts. I used a hot glue gun to hold the dowels in place. [ click to enlarge ] [ click to enlarge ] Make sure the ring is sturdy and will not flex when you strech the fleece over it. [ click to enlarge ] This is how it looks mounted in the trunk with the ring mounted. This is also a good time to put the subwooder in it to check for clearence [ click to enlarge ] [ click to enlarge ] [ click to enlarge ] Once the ring is mounted and stable then you need to strech some fabric over it. |
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