New Door Pods (Work Log)!

[ssblackss]

Hi there Damien, Very nice work. Anything for the NNBS '07 on? I have a Suburban that I would love to upgrade the speakers in and your pods are of the highest workmanship I've seen in a very long time. Looking for front and rear solutions too.
B/R
Jonathan

[shell_guy]

Pm you Damien, if your still around that is.

[DSZ71]

For those looking for a set...
http://bakersfield.craigslist.org/ele/1285943524.html

You can PM me here as well.

[qukon 95]

i second that man you saved me from buying a dvd on
custom door pods very nice and time consuming in the steps
and material needed. do you use a router table?
where do you get that circle jeg from?

i do home remodling so i have every tool except router table

and plunge router and bits. oh i like the door pods to.

i put your thread in my favorites so i can go back to it
if i need to.

[DSZ71]

No I do not have a router table. To do all of the trim work I simply flipped my plunge router over and worked at a very slow speed. My Dewalt router features a speed setting, so I can make it go fast or slow and controlled. The circle jig is called a Jasper Jig and I bought it off of Amazon. I actually bought 2 different sized ones, the model 200 and 400, as they came with a combo set. I was lucky that I found a seller on Amazon who only wanted $25 for a brand new set. Normally they run about $40, which is still pretty damn good. Here is the link.
http://www.amazon.com/Jasper-Circle-.../dp/B0002ZSCIU

The best place to get router bits is:
http://www.routerbits.com/cgi-router...274+router.htm
They feature Whiteside bits which are nice quality and very affordable prices.

Good luck and let me know if you need anything else!