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In Reply to: Help please. How can I enlarge 10" woofer hole posted by mcbuddah on May 11, 2013 at 15:44:27:
first you'll need to cut a circular piece of wood what will fill in the hole for the woofer. You'll fasten that in place with a strip of wood across the back which is screwed into the sound board.
Jasper makes a variety of circle guides that replace the base plate of your router. You'll drill a hole in the center of the woofer cutout and then use the plunge router to cut out the new inset to the diameter and depth you need. After practicing on a couple of scraps, you'll find it pretty easy to do. There's all kinds of info at Jaspertools.com. Also I've attached a link from the parts express Web site which shows the jig in use.
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- You'll need a plunge router and a circle jig - Batman 05/12/1306:58:17 05/12/13 (6)
- RE: You'll need a plunge router and a circle jig - mcbuddah 14:23:06 05/12/13 (0)
- RE: You'll need a plunge router and a circle jig - unclestu 11:40:56 05/12/13 (1)
- RE: You'll need a plunge router and a circle jig - mcbuddah 12:49:18 05/12/13 (0)
- RE: You'll need a plunge router and a circle jig - jdm1 10:43:44 05/12/13 (2)
- RE: You'll need a plunge router and a circle jig - mcbuddah 14:36:04 05/12/13 (1)
- RE: You'll need a plunge router and a circle jig - neolith 18:04:24 05/12/13 (0)
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