Hello !
having lot of spare time cause retired, i started last year to build a tube amp.
i wanted not too loud but with caracter, and i found Uncle Doug's Valco project.
i had until then a Faylon Studio (100w) too powerful and very heavy, i gave it to my niece who started playing bass
after that i bought in '93 a Marshall 8080, sold 2 years ago.
Having only a Vox mini 5 for studying/training i wanted something much more reliable for my LP custom'92 and
my Mustang competition orange '72. thus here we are....
components came from worldwide : USA, Germany, France...
First, preparing the chassis to dimension the cabinet :

Then making the cabinet with staight tails jointed using my table saw following this method
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbgnnsilyxMhere the result :

then rounding all edges using my homemade router table

again with the router table preparing the speaker (Jensen 10") frame

now before continuing on the cabinet, as all electronic parts received, started the job i was
trained to as electronic bachelor in my younger life


all completed, speaker temporlarly connected, i fired up and Deo Gratias nothing exploded , sound was there but not as expected. The 12AT7 was blueshing, then i contacted the vendor and he sent me without discussing another one.
another problem came from the reverb footswitch : nothing very important just a bad mounting of the RCA plug
one bad out of 4 ...
Now time came to finish the cabinet
Easy first the grillcloth of the speaker frame


then the hardest : tolexing, no mistake allowed

here the finished cabinet with its vintage like handle



all done !
this was a very pleasant time doing this project, even if a bit expensive.
less expensive were 2 6V6GT i had from an old fellow who was the seller of the Faylon and the Mustang in the '72; when i asked him how much ? he replied : "nada, that's rubbish nobody uses that now".
cheers,
Roland