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Like your blog, also went to the same class for a few years, don’t remember seeing your work though, it would have stood out, perhaps we didn’t overlap. How do you do the slides how pics, do you do outside WordPress and upload? Mine’s a work in progress, any tips welcome! Ian

Hi Ian, Thanks for stopping by! I mostly work in sketchbooks so I don’t have pieces out in the open very often, I’m more than happy to share though if people ask ;) I’ve been going on and off to Will’s class for 12 years or so now…
R.e. slideshows in WordPress (I’m not sure if the twentyeleven theme supports it but I’d be surprised if it didn’t) when you make a new post and upload media it adds it to a gallery for that post, if you scroll down you will see options to insert slideshows or Gallerys, just hit slideshow and it automatically pops it in your post. Have a play and if that’s clear as mud I’ll write up a quick post on how to do it – loves a bit of helping, me! ;)
All the best

Hi Dave, really enjoyed reading about your speaker build experince, sounds like you had lot’s of fun :) https://dmcropley.wordpress.com/2019/09/19/how-to-build-diy-transmission-line-speakers/

I am planning to do something similar, and wanted to ask if you would be able to share Sketchup file, wanted to use something as a starting point. If not, no worries. Thanks, Paul

dmcropley says:

February 13, 2022 at 9:08 pm

Hi Paul, Nice to meet you. I no longer have the file unfortunately, but to be honest you are best off starting from scratch. The most useful thing about using Sketchup was making all the component parts and checking your measurements. If I hadn’t gone through the process BEFORE ordering my wood, I would have made one crucial mistake that would have knackered the entire build.. Good luck – its a journey! Dave

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