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what do i build my slot resonators and stuff out of?

can i use plywood for this? i mean, what cheapish material do people use to build these things like on the SAE site.

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People on the "John Sayers' Site" don't use cheapish materials.

How about this:
1.) Hire John to design something for you.
2.) Design something yourself. Draw it up in a nice cad program with multiple views, detailed dimensions, add a bill of materials, and post it here.

Then we can look it over, and let you know what we think.

There's really no "cheap" way to do this.
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that doesnt answer any questions... i just wanted to know, what kind of materials can be used for this? okay, forget about "cheapish"... i think i was actually referring to the SAE thing. so yeah, what kinds of materials can be used for that.
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Well, you could use anything from plastic with a stick-on grain pattern to imported sitka spruce.

One's cheap.
One's not.

The point is, the quality of your materials will have a direct bearing on the quality of your finished product.

If you can't afford solid hardwood, a thick plywood may be a viable option.
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okay, thank you. so basically, i get what i pay for. but plywood wouldnt be the worst possible option. cool, thanks.
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where can i buy hardwoods?
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Your profile doesn't show your location, but sometimes you can find a limited range of hardwoods at local lumber yards - other times, you need to go to custom cabinet supply houses. For slot resonators, you'll often want pretty thick woods - one way to do this is to buy thin veneers and laminate them to standard 2x6 lumber, then rip the edge to get a square cut. Looks pretty nice without having to pay for solid hardwoods... Steve
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Oh, Im sorry I wasnt clear. I meant, where can you find them online. but thanks for the suggestion!
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You don't have a lumber yard in your town, or anywhere near you?
Shipping alone is going to cost out the wazoo!
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