I built some speakers a while back, luckily the design called for the drivers to be mounted resting on the cabinet so you couldn't see the not quite perfect cutout for the driver.
My next project is an open baffle speaker, this needs a perfectly round and smooth hole with the normal rabett to let the drive unit be flush with the baffle.
I'll be using MDF, I have a router and jig saw. What's the best approach, is it likely that if I'm very slow and careful I can get a perfect hole with the jigsaw? Should a router be ok to cut the rabett on a circular hole?
I've no idea what is normal practise for doing this.
Wayne Parham Messages: 18677 Registered: January 2001
Illuminati (33rd Degree)
Bummer. I wonder if they'll get new stock, or if it's better to find another source. I know there are hole cutters like that locally at Sutherlands and Lowes, but beyond that, I don't know. Maybe one of the resident woodworking gurus wil chime in on this one.
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