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Subwoofer box hole cutting

rttr83football
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i like how i get my first 18 and it doesnt come with a template for the size hole... i built a box for it before bt it was way off and i just lived with it ... what is the best way to cut my FI SSD to fit in the hole like a king ??? any suggestions would be appreciated

10" SSD Cut ID: 9.250”

12" SSD Cut ID: 11.125”

15" SSD Cut ID: 14.125”

18" SSD Cut ID: 16.750”

Right from their site :)

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Huh?

Like the hole the subwoofer fits in.... i can never get it right cuz it never came with a template for it

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10" SSD Cut ID: 9.250”

12" SSD Cut ID: 11.125”

15" SSD Cut ID: 14.125”

18" SSD Cut ID: 16.750”

Right from their site :)

thanks allot bro thats why i was at 17 my first time... that little bit makes a HUGE DIFFERENCE

The only way in my opinion is to use a router with a jasper jig. It makes life 100000000000 times easier. I'll never go without one.

Jig saw works just fine for me. Use the highest speed setting and go slow. I cut a board

about 2" wide and put two screws in it half the diameter of my circle and etch the board by going in a circle with it.

I cant see me dropping a bunch of cash on a router just to cut a circle a couple of times a year. Would be a different story if I would use it because it does make a nice cutout.

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