Ken,
For my cabinet, I was planning to keep it open, like Moog cabinets, but I will keep
it fairly close to a wall so there should be a lower "dust flow" than there would be
in the middle of a room. However, for some other racks where I have MOTM stuff, I
was going to attach some chintz (sp) to the back of the rack to keep the dust down.
For wood, I think my woodworker friend is going to use either some walnut or maple
that he has around. I know this can be the expensive part but I think as long as it
is a decent 3/4" or so hardwood, just about anything will work.
Be careful with that table saw! You need those fingers for twiddling knobs too!
Eric (who tries to stay away from whirling metal objects)....
--- "Tkacs, Ken" <
ken.tkacs@...> wrote:
>
> To those of you who have or are planning to make wooden cabinets for your
> modules:
>
> How are you treating the back? Leaving it open? Finishing it with nice
> plywood? Peg board for ventilation?
>
> Also, what kinds of wood are you using? The only reasonable thing I can find
> around here is Red Oak, which wouldn't be bad, but I'm interested in what
> others have had success with. Buying a table saw on Saturday to get this
> show on the road.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
>
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