I am trying to think of the best way to cut out a clean hole in the rear deck. I want to make the 6" x 9" holes 8" so I can put some 8" midbass drivers back there. Sawzall and fucking metal file afterwards?
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pretty much. I can't think of any other way. -
jig saw with a metal blade = more control
a nibbler
they have tiny sawzalls that are air powered
shears
a big sawzall will be all over the place
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i agree with the jigsaw since it would be easier to mark and cut from the trunk area. more room instead of a window in the way. i would wear safety glasses or something to protect your eyes from metal shavings. at one point i thought of mounting 12s in the rear deck.
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Do you think Dremel is powerful enough to cut through with the right bit? I just don't know what bit I would need if it would be...Comment
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Well, I just got an idea what I could do to not have to cut in the rear deck. I am going to be making a custom rear deck panel out of 3/4" MDF and I am going to take it somewhere to veneer it. I can cut out a couple rings and mount the 8" about another 3/4" above. Maybe that will give me enough clearance. Depends on magnet size.Comment
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