I said before that i'll measure all the panels i'll have to cut and order them (guess i'll draw a 1/10 scale plan and measure everything). my concern was with the angles. i'm using the money for the table saw to buy an active x-over
2 pics from my db-10 revisit (i changed the front panel because the on the first i cut the halfmoon too big and the angled panel in the baffle)


just to take a look at the build.
anyways, i'm not afraid of using the ol' wood rasp and sandpaper. my blade also wobbles a bit, that's why i'm afraid to cut long parts. the 45 deg cut on panel f actually turned out perfect with the help of sandpaper
Thanks again for your help.
after i'll build my first wo, i'll post impressions and pics. till then i'll try iso-loading my db-10.

Thanks. the only jigsaw cuts were those for speaker holes. the other cuts were done by the guys at the furniture shop with a very high speed saw.
is this stuff leaky ? because i didn't have problems yet.
heavy use ? i'll surely use two speakers just like the one in the pics and i guess they'll get full power (80 w each) almost all the time. i just hope it won't blow. i plan to put an infinity reference in the db-10. do you think particle board will survive ?
i'll check at the shop to see if they don't happen to have mdf instead of particle board.