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<blockquote data-quote="CrazedCat" data-source="post: 1879851" data-attributes="member: 568746"><p>Table saw is your best bet for perfect cuts. Next would be a router using a straight edge...or even a circular saw with a straight edge. As for baffles, you can do how you suggested by glueing 2 pieces together (one with a hole cutout slightly larger than the other to form a recessed lip) or you if you have a router you can plunge 1/2 way down into the MDF with a circle jig to make a lip so the speaker can sit recessed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CrazedCat, post: 1879851, member: 568746"] Table saw is your best bet for perfect cuts. Next would be a router using a straight edge...or even a circular saw with a straight edge. As for baffles, you can do how you suggested by glueing 2 pieces together (one with a hole cutout slightly larger than the other to form a recessed lip) or you if you have a router you can plunge 1/2 way down into the MDF with a circle jig to make a lip so the speaker can sit recessed. [/QUOTE]
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