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Old 08-24-2009, 07:19 PM   #1
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What tool to use to cut Plastic

specifically, the back of the speaker basket in my 95 civic.

also, it seems that my car uses 6.5" for the front , would i be able to fit a 5.25??
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a box cutter swiss army knife leatherman? and you u made a bracket it will fit.
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Old 08-24-2009, 07:28 PM   #3
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really a knife? i was thinking maybe a dremel tool or something...

a bracket? i was gonna bolt it down by 1 or two screws... :| - bad idea?
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glue it down? that would work, and if you have a sawzall that would prob work the best actually
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Get a Dremel Multimax. Instead of a needle tool, it uses a fan-type blade that oscillates really quickly and cuts through thick plastic quick. Home Depot sells them.
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Metal blade (obviously made of steel, but the one used for sawing metal, not wood) from Home Depot.
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just go nuts and punch a whole through it
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just go nuts and punch a whole through it
only you! can punch a "whole" through it, im not strong enough



Plan A - the stupid speaker fits without any mods
Plan B - rent a dremel tool n try a DIY
Plan C - take it over to soundgood n call it a day ..
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grab a knife heat it up. it'll cut right through that basket like butter. i've done this way for all the civics i've worked on.
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