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<blockquote data-quote="hofulstrof" data-source="post: 1694751" data-attributes="member: 567420">do a search man.step one : googlestep two : search &quot;jasper circle jig&quot; or something similarstep three : hit your head on the desk for asking such a stipid question...here is my advise on routers make sure its a plunge you will thank me later. i have a makita 3612&nbsp; router , been though alot of industrial abuse and keeps on kicking. it is very overkill for just doing subwoffer cutouts but still a great router.for those who dont want to spend that much money. look into a &quot;laminate trimmer / palm router &quot;the one i use is a porter cable <img src="http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B0000222Z6.01._PE49_SCMZZZZZZZ_.gif" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />they will do sub cutouts and are very handy to have around. they are alot easier to handel than a larger router but are still very powerful.thats my tip of the day</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hofulstrof, post: 1694751, member: 567420"] do a search man. step one : google step two : search "jasper circle jig" or something similar step three : hit your head on the desk for asking such a stipid question... here is my advise on routers make sure its a plunge you will thank me later. i have a makita 3612 router , been though alot of industrial abuse and keeps on kicking. it is very overkill for just doing subwoffer cutouts but still a great router. for those who dont want to spend that much money. look into a "laminate trimmer / palm router " the one i use is a porter cable [IMG]http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B0000222Z6.01._PE49_SCMZZZZZZZ_.gif[/IMG] they will do sub cutouts and are very handy to have around. they are alot easier to handel than a larger router but are still very powerful. thats my tip of the day [/QUOTE]

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