I’ve done this and I found leather actually much easier to work with than traditional covering. It stretches and can be compressed to hide a variety of cutting errors. After much experimentation, I found that plain wood glue is the best adhesive for applying leather to a cabinet.
Well then… the experimentation shall begin.
The cabinet has been cut out and dry assembled for a year so it’s time to glue it together. The shell is 3/4” clear pine with half blind dovetail joints. I’ll glue that up and then install cleats front and back so both can be removable. I have front...
My self inflicted size constraints are following my previous AB763 in a carry on suitcase build.
https://www.tdpri.com/threads/seems-like-i’m-doing-this-backwards.1015555/
Now I am building a cabinet for my 18watt Super Lead to fit the same size constraints...
The cab I’m building is a single 10” and has the internal dimensions of 16-1/2” wide, 11-1/2” tall and 6-1/2” deep.
Yes, the goal is to get a bit more bottom end.
We have the open back tweed cabinets with their lively, thin speaker baffles. Wondering what a sealed speaker cabinet with the same type of baffle would sound like? How about a lively, thin back on the cabinet also?
Some names from my family tree…
G grandfather’s first name… Volquart
Surname about 7 generations back that I’m thankful not to have… Crapser
Coolest name… Soleme Krecke
I’ve had multiple experiences going to check out a tonewheel Hammond the owner claimed to not work only to find that they were unaware of the starting procedure.
I got back into playing out just as C19 hit. We are fortunate to live near 2 states that did not impose much in the way of restrictions so the gigs came. I knew my wife wasn’t thrilled about my return to the stage so I set it up that my band income would go towards my teenage daughter’s...