ROUND PORT? Make your own AERO FLARE and MOUNT LIKE A PRO! How To

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Installing a round port in a subwoofer box? Want to give it that "Aero Port" flared end quickly without using a heat gun and forming the end? How can we mount the round pipe port? How can we attach it to the subwoofer box enclosure? What techniques do we need to make our round ports just as good as a slot port for our custom subwoofer box? Let's dive in!

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I always think you are the "GOAT " of car audio fabrication, hands down the best ideas and content. keep it up MARK!

Rodman

I really appreciate your videos. I am a audio enthusiast, but on occasion a friend of two have asked me to build them a box. I usually Vinted style ports boxes or sealed rarely. Your videos are validated a lot of the techniques I use. It has also enlightening on many new ones. Thank you for your contribution to Car Audio and the YouTube Community!😊🙏🇺🇸

NTZClaw

Hello Mark. I'm going fulltime with speaker system production at home. Just bought a router the other day & I needed the rabbit bit information/recommendation. I have picked up some vital tips from watching your channel over the years. Thank you!

molecularaudiocanada

You are teaching this generation a wealth of knowledge. The stuff we learned from our mistakes. Keep it up nice job

bradnunn

Great video Mark, never heard anyone bring up round port bracing before. Good stuff.
Anyone wanting to take their build skills to the next level but don't have the cash to get a router and router table? You can do all the cuts shown with a straight bit, round over bit, a cheap palm router, a home made router circle jig (you can find plans online), a wood clamp & a couple screws. Draw out lines for holes and radii. Clamp scrap board behind cut area to prevent blowout. Set up circle jig for the o.d. of the tube use straight bit cut to depth. Reset jig for i.d. of tube and counter sink 2 screws through the center piece your about to cut out into the scrap wood behind it. Cut out center with router ( this may take several passes lowering the bit slowly each pass). For the port brace cut the circle first then the radius so you'll have better options for securing your work piece. Follow up with round over bit. Start with less then $50 in harbor freight tools, upgrade to better when you can.

myevilbanana

I always wondered how to properly mount this style of port. Thank you! Your videos and craftsmanship are truly top notch.

jrader

Tip: gang up two pieces of mdf with your templating tape and then jigsaw/route out your inner diameter holes at the same time. Saves you some time/steps, plus ensures that both your outside panel and inside brace have their holes perfectly aligned so there’s no stress on the glue joints. 👍🏻

cmar

I was just thinking, why dont people do this insted, then this vid pops up while im scrolling to show my son the install vids. Nice! 😎👍👍

cartruck

Can't believe I never thought of this. This is so much easier than trying to bend and mold pvc, nice job dude!

kickemassicus

You are awesome sir. I have always loved car audio, but the shops around me act like I don't know anything. The fraction of knowledge I have and your assistance I quit going to them and started using your recommendations. I will build an extremely awesome system for my 1972 chevy caprice restoration.

shaunscott