JayBee
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I am building some lockers in the forecabin and need to cut some clean and square holes in 12mm ply for the locker doors. Hopefully, I will be able to use the cut out sections, with suitable edge mouldings, as the doors themselves.
My trial runs with a jigsaw on a piece of scrap ply have not been too successful. Even with a top quality blade, taking things easy and running the saw along a fence, the blade does not stay exactly vertical and tends to wander in the cut.
Although I have never used one, I am beginning to think that a router might be the answer. If so, what type of bit would be suitable for a clean cut with minimal waste?
Any other ideas and all advice much appreciated. Thanks
My trial runs with a jigsaw on a piece of scrap ply have not been too successful. Even with a top quality blade, taking things easy and running the saw along a fence, the blade does not stay exactly vertical and tends to wander in the cut.
Although I have never used one, I am beginning to think that a router might be the answer. If so, what type of bit would be suitable for a clean cut with minimal waste?
Any other ideas and all advice much appreciated. Thanks