flexible mdf??

[JUDWAK]

how long ago?theres a wickes not to far from me?

about a year ago still not fitted it like but i deffo got it from wicks

[darkdezigns]

about a year ago still not fitted it like but i deffo got it from wicks

gotta be worth a shot,cheers 118

[MattF]

maybe try as joker said and cut the grooves,nasty feeling it will snap tho

Can't see why it should snap if you do it yourself. Running a circular saw down it with the blade depth set to about 2/3's of the thickness should give you something very close to the pre-made stuff.

[darkdezigns]

Can't see why it should snap if you do it yourself. Running a circular saw down it with the blade depth set to about 2/3's of the thickness should give you something very close to the pre-made stuff.

you havent seen with a circular saw lolol,i meant when bending

[JUDWAK]

gotta be worth a shot,cheers 118

nice 118

[darkdezigns]

nice 118

u got thier number?? lmao(wets self again)lol(promise i'll stop soon)

[JUDWAK]

u got thier number?? lmao(wets self again)lol(promise i'll stop soon)

is it this one 118
Lottbridge Drove,
EASTBOURNE, BN22 7SG

01323 431631

i got there number

[darkdezigns]

is it this one 118
Lottbridge Drove,
EASTBOURNE, BN22 7SG

01323 431631

i got there number

lol no hove 118

[JUDWAK]

lol no hove 118

i got other numbers 118

[wishbone]

http://www.lathamtimber.co.uk/images...e%20panels.pdf


http://www.dhhtimber.co.uk/flexible_products.htm


2 suppliers my company deals with. Have personally had the flexi 6mm mdf from DHH.

Dunno if they'd supply just one sheet though - I piggy back my orders on my works order and pay cash.

Rob.

Void free marine ply is generally accepted to be better than mdf for sound quality, but mdf is a lot cheaper and easier to machine. I'd happily use mdf for a car sub.

[darkdezigns]

http://www.lathamtimber.co.uk/images...e%20panels.pdf


http://www.dhhtimber.co.uk/flexible_products.htm


2 suppliers my company deals with. Have personally had the flexi 6mm mdf from DHH.

Dunno if they'd supply just one sheet though - I piggy back my orders on my works order and pay cash.

Rob.

Void free marine ply is generally accepted to be better than mdf for sound quality, but mdf is a lot cheaper and easier to machine. I'd happily use mdf for a car sub.

cheers for that,i'll look into it

[da SLUG man]

anything flexible will be no good for sub boxes!...

you want a good quality ply to mount the speakers.

[an1mal_69]

do you have any plans for your enclosure..??

Ive jus built an enclosure for an 18" 1000W sub in the back of the surf..nothing fancy mind, just a wedge shaped box. I used 18mm MDF screwed, glued and sealed with 'sticks like shit'. The baffle board will be doubled up with another piece of 18mm when i get round to it as ive seen (properly amped) subs rip themselves out of 18mm before now.

With ref' to the plans, i dont see 'bendy' MDF being of much cop for x2 1KW subs..unles you layer it substantially. You would be better looking towards a glass fibre construction..??

[darkdezigns]

do you have any plans for your enclosure..??

Ive jus built an enclosure for an 18" 1000W sub in the back of the surf..nothing fancy mind, just a wedge shaped box. I used 18mm MDF screwed, glued and sealed with 'sticks like shit'. The baffle board will be doubled up with another piece of 18mm when i get round to it as ive seen (properly amped) subs rip themselves out of 18mm before now.

With ref' to the plans, i dont see 'bendy' MDF being of much cop for x2 1KW subs..unles you layer it substantially. You would be better looking towards a glass fibre construction..??

the bendy was to make pretty well er bends,plan is remove rear quarter plastics,then 15 inch sub then 2 6x9s each side,i hadn't thought of fibreglass,is it fun to do??

[tintin]

Andy..............
Alsford timber, preston circus.

Brighton
Darren Martin (Branch Manager)

80a Preston Road,
Brighton,
East Sussex

BN1 6AE

Tel: 01273 554 888


Good luck

Alan