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| DIY Subwoofers Router BitsDiscuss Router Bits in the DIY Speakers and Subwoofers forum; Router Bits I know this is kind of a lame question but my experience with routers is limited. I just bought a ...  |
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| Router Bits I know this is kind of a lame question but my experience with routers is limited. I just bought a Craftsman 2HP router and wondered what bit you use to cut out your endcaps? Also, does anyone have a suggestion for circle or compass jigs? Not sure which one will fit the router or work best for cutting "a perfect circle". TIA! | |||
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| Re: Router Bits Start by looking at this: http://www.hometheatershack.com/foru...ure-tools.html and there are no lame questions as everyone starts out the same way, from the beginning. Bob "There is always hope, even if it is just a fool's hope." | |||
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