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bestatchess · 03-26-2005, 03:40 AM

http://www.goodmart.com/products/85730.htm

Gets kind of pricey and is non-adjustable.

sammy appears to be descended from Michelangelo, so your jig saw results may vary.

If you are clutzy (like me) with a jig saw, you can make nice round holes using a router + circle jig:

Changing Rear Door Speakrs in CC w/ RF

Unlike a hole saw, this allows you to make many different sizes of holes.

This generates lots of dust, so if you don't have a place to work, you could probably have them made at a local cabinet shop for not too much $. My kid's high school has an extremely well-equipped wood shop, so you might check out your local high school. Might be a nice little project for some kid.

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bestatchess Super Moderator iTrader: (4) Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 11,192 Thanks: 50 Thanked 571 Times in 386 Posts	http://www.goodmart.com/products/85730.htm Gets kind of pricey and is non-adjustable. sammy appears to be descended from Michelangelo, so your jig saw results may vary. If you are clutzy (like me) with a jig saw, you can make nice round holes using a router + circle jig: Changing Rear Door Speakrs in CC w/ RF Unlike a hole saw, this allows you to make many different sizes of holes. This generates lots of dust, so if you don't have a place to work, you could probably have them made at a local cabinet shop for not too much $. My kid's high school has an extremely well-equipped wood shop, so you might check out your local high school. Might be a nice little project for some kid.