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| eds1275:
--- Quote from: vast on April 27, 2011, 04:01:27 pm ---I'm popping in 4" speakers. I'd love to use a circle jig but it cost is prohibitive (especially when I only have a loaner router). Just ordered a set of hole saws from amazon that has a 4" hole saw, it was only £11. Hopefully it will do the job! I shall definitely be rounding over the edges :cheers: --- End quote --- Don't forget to go halfway through both sides or you'll have some nasty tearout on the exit side. |
| jmohr1:
--- Quote from: eds1275 ---Don't forget to go halfway through both sides or you'll have some nasty tearout on the exit side. --- End quote --- Would you think clamping a piece of scrap to the back and just going partially into that be sufficient? |
| vast:
--- Quote from: jmohr1 on April 28, 2011, 12:47:37 pm --- --- Quote from: eds1275 Don't forget to go halfway through both sides or you'll have some nasty tearout on the exit side. [/quote --- Would you think clamping a piece of scrap to the back and just going partially into that be sufficient? --- End quote --- I clamped scrap when i was doing my ventilation holes, they came out ok. I'll try the halfway on both sides trick on a dummy run first. --- End quote --- |
| alfonzotan:
--- Quote from: gnateye on April 27, 2011, 02:12:18 pm ---a jigsaw and drill, then hide the ugly hole with a speaker grill --- End quote --- Ding-ding-ding. :applaud: If you're going to use a grill anyway, who cares if a hole you can't see isn't perfect? |
| victorylane23:
a jigsaw and drill, then hide the ugly hole with a speaker grill :applaud: Thats what i did and it looks really nice !! |
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