Where do i buy rock wool for my Kappa Perfect enclosure?

[Inertia]

I had a guy make me the simple kappa perfect build. Where do I buy rock wool to glue to the large brace?

And should I get some feet for the bottom of this cabinet? Anyone have a link to a place that has rock wool or some feet.

 

[Rickster71]

Any building supply, lumber yard, etc.
Be careful using it in a vented enclosure. If the fibers become airborne it becomes a health hazard.
You will have to wrap them in something.

 

[Inertia]

What does this stuff even look like? And what do I wrap it in?

 

[ParadigmDawg]

Looks like insulation, wrap it in an acoustic transparent material like speaker cloth or anything you can easily blow through.

 

[lsiberian]

I had a guy make me the simple kappa perfect build. Where do I buy rock wool to glue to the large brace?

And should I get some feet for the bottom of this cabinet? Anyone have a link to a place that has rock wool or some feet.

I suggest a gamma pad. But you can put feet on it as well.

 

[sploo]

To wrap mineral wool, I use something called (in the UK) batting (or wadding). It's a white soft 'fluffy' material that I believe is often used to stuff upholstery. It's usually available in stores selling textiles & fabrics.

 

[Matt34]

Wouldn't something as simple as an old t-shirt work? Just staple or glue it close...

 

[Rickster71]

Wouldn't something as simple as an old t-shirt work? Just staple or glue it close...

Yes, I was thinking the same thing.
Lots of good ideas from all.

 

[ParadigmDawg]

As long as you can breath through it and it doesn't stink to bad.

Wouldn't something as simple as an old t-shirt work? Just staple or glue it close...

 

[Matt34]

As long as you can breath through it and it doesn't stink to bad.

I have a ton of new brown t-shirts the army issued me that are just sitting in my dresser drawer. The old stinky ones have been used as cleaning rags.