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<blockquote data-quote="obidon" data-source="post: 7818051" data-attributes="member: 642222">Okay, so I probably shouldn&#039;t have done this but I drew up plans on my box. it&#039;s for a single 12&quot; and will have a single PVC port 4&quot; wide and 12&quot; long. after port and basket displacement, the box will be 2.25 cubes.So this is my problem...By the way, it&#039;s 3/4&quot; MDFHome Depot cut the pieces I needed but they&#039;re all off by maybe an 1/8&quot; or a 1/4&quot;. If I want to clean all the pieces up and have them all be even, how would I go about this? I have all the pieces I need but I&#039;m not sure if I should use a circular saw to cut the pieces or maybe bring it to a professional. I don&#039;t want the wood to crack and this is my first box build. If I want to cut the MDF very slightly by an 1/8&quot; or 1/4&quot;, would it crack?Any help would be greatly appreciated.I know there are tons of people that are great at this on here so I hope a few of you can give me some advice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="obidon, post: 7818051, member: 642222"] Okay, so I probably shouldn't have done this but I drew up plans on my box. it's for a single 12" and will have a single PVC port 4" wide and 12" long. after port and basket displacement, the box will be 2.25 cubes. So this is my problem... By the way, it's 3/4" MDF Home Depot cut the pieces I needed but they're all off by maybe an 1/8" or a 1/4". If I want to clean all the pieces up and have them all be even, how would I go about this? I have all the pieces I need but I'm not sure if I should use a circular saw to cut the pieces or maybe bring it to a professional. I don't want the wood to crack and this is my first box build. If I want to cut the MDF very slightly by an 1/8" or 1/4", would it crack? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I know there are tons of people that are great at this on here so I hope a few of you can give me some advice. [/QUOTE]

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