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A sheet can only bend one way. As long as you force it to stay bent on the long axis, you can walk with the sheet, without it buckling.
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Ariel and I doing 'the flip', the most critical step in fabbing honeycomb panels. Glue has to be applied on the UP side of the top sheet, but then it must face down to make the completed honeycomb panel. Hence 'the flip'.
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Carefully placing honeycomb.
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Laying down aluminum honeycomb on wet laminate.
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The shell on the right is slightly larger than the shell on the left.
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The speaker shells stack, saving 60% of volume during shipping.
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Tweeter wave guide seals the speaker on one side.
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Tweeter wave guide IS the side wall of the speaker.
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The black dots on the right are the tweeters.
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So many beautiful color fade possibilities.
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Highly unusual to have exposed audio elements. I love the look of it but obviously we'll have to keep steel objects away from it..
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Obviously the pink foam and cam straps won't be part of the finished speaker.
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BRX / Russian Dolls main speaker.