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Re: 4pi port question [message #52536 is a reply to message #52535] Mon, 25 August 2008 22:29 Go to previous message
Bill Epstein is currently offline  Bill Epstein
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I found that cutting the port hole with a jigsaw slightly undersize, then carefully lining up and gluing on the port worked great. Eliminated the need for a router template to get the hole right.

After the veneer was applied, I then routed the hole using the port as a guide with a 1/4" flush trim bit. That left just a 1/4" round in the corners which looks good.

Be sure there's no dried glue on the interior surface of the port to spoil it's use as a guide.

 
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