Lucids Cabinet

[Bonesthedog]

Anyone whos built a cab based on the plans for lucids design, i am so confused on how everything fits toghter. I took a look at the pdf on his page of all the par, but i dont see how it all comes toghter (which piece goes where) would some one tell me how it fits or make a quick sketch of how it fits with each part labeled? Does anyone know his email adress so i can ask him myself?

[Jakobud]

take a look at my website

www.jakobud.com

I have cad plans for LuSid's cabinet among others.

[TalkingOctopus]

Print out the pdf and paste it to some cardboard.  Then cut out the cardboard and try to make a model.  After this, I think that all confusions should be cleared up.

[RedSquirrel]

do you mean support frame etc? well, i didnt get that from lucids design mainly thinking it up myself and also from someone else on this forum, by looking at his work-in-progress pics.

[Bonesthedog]

yeah, support frame, also, the back of the cab. there just doesnt seem to be enough back panels to cover it completly

[papaschtroumpf]

that's because it's not fully closed in the back

[john_mame]

Heres an old pic of mine from the back.

It should give you a pretty good idea of how the base works.
Warning, large pic:

http://thenote.com/a2.jpg  

[OSCAR]

Check out this thread for some more diagrams:
http://www.arcadecontrols.org/yabbse/index.php?board=1;action=display;threadid=6149

A back, or at least a partial back, will help keep the cabinet from racking over time.  I would suggest at least putting a partial back on the cabinet to help "complete the box" and to tie the sides together.