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<blockquote data-quote="ichessblumen" data-source="post: 247032" data-attributes="member: 45047"><p>well...next step was to screw in the poles for the fins and to find out whether my scratch was correct...and it was.</p><p></p><p>Thereafter I put the fins on the poles to find out the needed distances between the fins. (7.0 mm)</p><p>Next step was to find out whether I can order any material with this 7.0 mm thickness to keep the distance between the fins. Finally I've found some proper nuts and I am going to glue the fins onto the poles by means of 2k epoxy.</p><p></p><p>Well, here is the picture of the first buildup of the enclosure's left side to get an idea of the final set.</p><p></p><p>again...happy easter</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ichessblumen, post: 247032, member: 45047"] well...next step was to screw in the poles for the fins and to find out whether my scratch was correct...and it was. Thereafter I put the fins on the poles to find out the needed distances between the fins. (7.0 mm) Next step was to find out whether I can order any material with this 7.0 mm thickness to keep the distance between the fins. Finally I've found some proper nuts and I am going to glue the fins onto the poles by means of 2k epoxy. Well, here is the picture of the first buildup of the enclosure's left side to get an idea of the final set. again...happy easter [/QUOTE]
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