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[gamefixer]

Very nice!

[gigalula]

My sons was there for the weekend and they couldn't wait any longer to play so I put all in place and the LED bar will follow soon as I can get more spare time.

 

 

 

[zany]

Looks AMAZING  gigalula!
 

[blashyrk]

That turned out really well congrats

[zebulon]

very nice!!!

[gigalula]

Thanks guys.... After my previous update,  I started the installation of the led bar and I can say It's really looking good so far... will need to paint all the extra part later this week...  Tomorrow if I have a chance I will work on the sound system and after that will take a long break to play with my wife
 

 

 

[zany]

Looks fantastic gigalula!!!

[gigalula]

Nice job, but I have to say I've found starting the cab is not the trick, finishing it is!   Hope yours doesn't take two years and counting... Lol.

Am I right so far with delay?  hehehehe  

Looks fantastic gigalula!!!

Thanks Zany... I must admit that led bar add a big + to the cab it's really kool the way led reacting depending of table... Really like it 

[zany]

I can imagine the ledbar really gives extra feeling of the real thing!
We will also go for those swiss addressable ledstrips on the sides and back!

Edited by zany, 24 September 2014 - 03:02 PM.

[gamefixer]

LOL! I'm not the only one with 2+ years into the BUILD part of this thing? 

[dsasa008]

Incredible! Great job!

[J3SteR]

Looks amazing awesome work!

[Brer Frog]

I partially documented my Williams std cab.  Here are the notes i had.  Hopefully others chime to see if it is similar or not.

 

Cabinet leg mounting:

Mounted front legs 9 inches up from bottom of cabinet based on other builds.

Mounted rear legs 7 inches up from bottom of cabinet based on other builds.

Mounting holes drilled from outside, by marking location and sanding down the hole location with a file to make it easier to start the hole (also seen on other builds). 

Used clamps around the hole location while drilling to prevent the plywood from splintering.  

Used 3 drill bits - pilot hole, intermediate size and final size before installing 4 leg bolts.

Used #8 - 1/2" Hex head metal screws to secure the brackets to the cabinet.  (24 total)

 

Based on this post:

http://www.hyperspin...nting-Positions

 

Also this after the fact:

http://www.vpforums....ght#entry238941

 

Regarding leg positions -

I’ve seen other cabinet pictures that have the bottom of the cabinet lower in front than in back similar to yours. However when I see plans for what appears to be the popular Williams cabinet they show the front & back drill holes the same distance from the bottom.

I clicked on the Hyperspin link in order to find out more but it just took me to their main forum page. I tried searching their site for leg mounting positions using different combinations & variations but always got “no results”.

What, if anything, determines if the front should be lower?

Edited by Brer Frog, 31 March 2016 - 02:06 AM.