People in atlanta

 

Bronze Member
Username: Gcs8

Atlanta, Ga

Post Number: 51
Registered: Sep-09
any one in the Atlanta area good at building ported boxes?
 

Diamond Member
Username: Wingmanalive

Www.stainles... .ecrater.com

Post Number: 21272
Registered: Jun-06
Tip the guy $20?????


Wrong. Have him cut them 1/2" too big and clean them up at home. Panel saws are great but not the ones in home improvement stores. Those get operated by morons and rammed into by forklifts all the time.

If ppl tipped me $20 for 10 minutes on a panel saw that's where I would plant my azz all day. It's his job. Keep your Andrew Jackson.
 

Platinum Member
Username: Insearchofbass

York, Pennsylvania

Post Number: 12467
Registered: Jun-04
Amen Paul
 

Gold Member
Username: Riconissan

Post Number: 2075
Registered: Feb-09
Exposed
But still types faster than he thinks.
 

Bronze Member
Username: 813thumper

Tampa, FL United States

Post Number: 63
Registered: Sep-09
If you dont have the right equipment to "clean it up at home" what would you suggest? I don't have a whole lot of equipment at my house, but ive been looking to build a box for my room with a small inexpensive woofer just for the experience.
 

Bronze Member
Username: Gcs8

Atlanta, Ga

Post Number: 60
Registered: Sep-09
thanks for the input guys
 

Gold Member
Username: Bonhamd

Traverse City, MI

Post Number: 1894
Registered: Nov-07
id try to get ahold of steve miller...i think hes in atlanta

hes the owner of RD

im sure he can refer you to someone that can build a nice box
 

Silver Member
Username: Teamrevolution

ATLANTA, GA USA

Post Number: 792
Registered: May-07
call kenny coleman @ 678-733-3738

he builds everything from pre fabs to 2" thick custom boxs to some real nice walls.

he is real good guy to work with also.
 

Diamond Member
Username: Wingmanalive

Www.stainles... .ecrater.com

Post Number: 21305
Registered: Jun-06

quote:

the wood cutter most likely makes min wage you tip him a $20 thats like 3 hours of wages right there...he'll cut it out right for you






Home Depot, Lowes, ACE Hardware, even your freaking Mom and Pop hardware stores usually have no clue about real quality advice. They don't care. All they want is to sell their goods at 200% of their cost. They get it because the general public is blind and mostly unwilling of doing it for themselves.

Who here pays $60+ for an oil change? That's $20 or less worth of material that you pay for to be done for you. It's not that hard to do yourself, really.


Oh chit. I'm off topic again.




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