Make a custom subwoofer with the X-Carve CNC from Inventables

After stumbling across a fantastic video by Hexibase on YouTube, I created this “flat pack” subwoofer design that could be cut on the X-Carve CNC from Inventables. I used his design and the inspiration. I basically retraced his 3d model and sliced it into several thicknesses of MDF (kinda the opposite of 3d printing 🙂 ) It went together pretty easily. You’ll need many clamps to keep things from moving while the glue dries. I sanded it down to 320 grit and then coated it with at least 7 coats of spray lacquer with light sanding in between. My smile at the end of the video should tell you all you need to know. It turned out great and the X-carve did a fantastic job!

Affiliate links to the items used in this project: (Thanks for your support!)

X-Carve CNC Machine – https://bit.ly/2xvzHwk

Easel Design Software – https://bit.ly/2Vf0FBH

Dewalt Cordless 20v Brushless Palm Router (bare tool) – https://amzn.to/2R3W83n

Corded Dewalt Palm Router (if you don’t have the 20v Dewalt batteries) – https://amzn.to/2q2sssg

Bosch 1/8 Round-over Bit – https://amzn.to/2rCdB83

Bosch Flush Cut Trim Bit – https://amzn.to/2OpT7IQ

Fusion360 Design Files Inside: https://a360.co/2wIpwnZ

Sides: https://a360.co/2Vdm6Tz

Front: https://a360.co/2KadJlw

Speaker https://bit.ly/2VBbVae

Amplifier https://bit.ly/2VeawHY