Couple of jobs done, got a Subwoofer for free but no Plastic Feet on it which doesn't help when 10" Bass unit is facing downwards, This can replace the Technics ones I had, why they made it with 2x 5 1/2 inch units over one bigger is beyond me as they can't handle bass like all smaller speakers, so I sell those 2 and keep this for now which is a nice chunk of money towards the 11.2 Amp I just bought to upgrade my cinema setup
So how do I make some, holes in bottom of sub were 15mm so need some wood to fit in those, had a short think and decided I'll cut out some wood with hole cutter, hardwood ideally but can't find anything deep enough to lift sub off floor enough so some that came out the loft when I replaced wall with shelving for blurays
This is original ones

Had to cut from both sides as cutters not that deep


So I don't have any type of lathe so it's Pillar Drill time and sand paper, first I need some round wood small enough to fit in drill chuck and more than 15mm so I thought mary obviously doesn't want her tapestry frame rods which are perfect lol


4 pegs to go in feet and fit tight in subwoofer holes


Now can fit feet in drill and sand those down. It's just a quick job so it can be used

So how do I make some, holes in bottom of sub were 15mm so need some wood to fit in those, had a short think and decided I'll cut out some wood with hole cutter, hardwood ideally but can't find anything deep enough to lift sub off floor enough so some that came out the loft when I replaced wall with shelving for blurays
This is original ones

Had to cut from both sides as cutters not that deep


So I don't have any type of lathe so it's Pillar Drill time and sand paper, first I need some round wood small enough to fit in drill chuck and more than 15mm so I thought mary obviously doesn't want her tapestry frame rods which are perfect lol


4 pegs to go in feet and fit tight in subwoofer holes


Now can fit feet in drill and sand those down. It's just a quick job so it can be used



























