I test ran my generator over the weekend and realized just how loud it really is. I guess last time it ran, there were plenty of other generators making the same noise so it was not as noticable. So, I decided to make a sound buffering box to help reduce the sound. I ordered some 1/2" OSB sheets and 1/2" sound board from HD to build a box. After making many correct cuts (and two wrong ones), I got the box built. Unfortunately, I did not take any pictures when it was assembled.
I marked out the access panels to be cut to allow for access to the electrical hook-ups and for the exhaust but did not remove them yet. I ran it for less than a minute just to listen to the difference in sound and it did make a big difference. But, that Briggs and Stratton will never be mistaken for a Honda.
Does anyone have something similar used to reduce the noise?
I marked out the access panels to be cut to allow for access to the electrical hook-ups and for the exhaust but did not remove them yet. I ran it for less than a minute just to listen to the difference in sound and it did make a big difference. But, that Briggs and Stratton will never be mistaken for a Honda.
Does anyone have something similar used to reduce the noise?