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    Cutting speaker holes

    I am replacing all my cabin speakers with Kicker KM6200's. My current setup has 5" existing speaker holes and I need a 5 1/4" I believe. What is the best way to enlarge the speaker holes in fiberglass?

    #2
    Air saw is better option but a jig saw works well

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      #3
      Roto-Zip. Or, stack a 5.25 hole saw over a 5.0 and let the 5.0 act as the pilot guide.
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        #4
        Roto-zip as in a dremel tool? I don't have an air saw.

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          #5
          I used a drum sander attachment for my drill, it was quite messy but it did a pretty good job. I wasn't having any luck finding an appropriate sized hole saw for a reasonable price. I think I picked up the drum sander kit for less than $10 at harbor freight.
          Last edited by strohlde; 05-31-2012, 10:55 PM. Reason: can't spell

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