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Old 9th June 2004, 08:36 PM   #11
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If you don't have either, I would, without thinking twice about it, get the router along with the jasper circle jig. It is so much more versitile and precise that it makes a rotozip seem like a toy in comparision. Sure both will make holes, but the router will countersink the driver, and bevel the back of the cutout for better driver breathing. You can also put a radius along the edges of the cab and use a flush trim bit to make all the panels fit perfectly.

I've got both and don't use the rotozip for speaker building.
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