Well this was  a complete spur of the moment thing to do.  The speakers are ordered and I have the design figured out.  They will be going into BIB enclosures.  I used the BIB calculator that I found online to determine the size and shape of the enclosures.  Since I am only doing this just to mess around, I went with a low cost Dayton full Range 5".

http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?Partnumber=295-010

I probably won't get a chance to build the enclosures until after the holiday season (seeing that I will be working saturdays now too), but I was wondering what a good material would be to use.  I figured MDF was a good choice because of it's low cost.  Would it be worth it for me to spend a little more money and buy some higher grade wood?

And another question I have is about stuffing the line.  I know it is all experimental, but how much stuffing and where in the line would be a good starting point.

Any Comments or Constructive criticism would be greatly appreciate

MDF is really one of the best woods for speakers, I prefer it to plywood.  I don't personally feel there are performance improvements over MDF with even the best plywoods, especially if you build correctly....  I also liked the thickness you can get MDF in.  You can get 1 1/4" almost anywhere, if you know where to look....

Lets us know about your progress, this place is dead right now, LOL!

Well since I have been putting this project off for a while, I figured I should get the ball rolling.  I finally used the BIB calculator and got my dimensions and drew up a cut sheet to find out how much wood I am going to need to build a pair.  
I am hoping I can get this project going this weekend and/or this next week during my spring break.  I am thinking that I will spend the extra bucks and get something beside MDF in the case that I like them.  I'll have to get some pictures up as soon as I start, but I'll apologize in advance for crappy picture quality.  My phone isn't the best but it gets the job done.

More Coming Soon.