Thanks guys, trust me that thosep ictures do not do them justice, they indeed look gorgeous in front of you...
All I did was to follow the shape of the cabinet, and added an extra 1" overall around, later on added the tabs for the spikes. There are some restrictions while working with glass, given the size of the tools we have, and also as I was thinking in tempering them, but later on decided to take them annealed, as that will make the holes too big (for tempering holes must match the thickenss of the glass, and to have 1/2" holes did not look nice)
The speaker is also mounted in the rubber stock feet on top of the glass, and the spikes are also mounted on top of another set of the same rubber feet. Maybe later on I will sit them directly on the glass to see if it looks better, but all I was looking for was a little more height, and I got an extra 3"...
Last edited by Sovkiller; 02/22/09 05:16 AM.
