Tweeters in the grilles
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Originally Posted by SgtMic
I ordered a set of Hogtunes.
Take ur tweets to Home Depot or Lowes and get the perfect sized bit. 1 7/8 or 2" is the more common size. Milwaukee bits.
Use a little silicone to hold the tweet in place.
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Originally Posted by MMXIWG
T - Dumb question. BT 7.1 Pros have a small tweeter bracket that mounts the tweeter to the BT brackets behind the grilles. Would that work for the DD AT28 tweeters?
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MMXIWG (12-28-2016)
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Here's a jig I made up out of two pieces of plywood to hold the grill in place and guide the hole saw. This will work with the Hogtunes Grills and the HD Boom steel mesh grills.
Cut two pieces of plywood.
One piece of plywood will have a 5 ½" hole to fit the Hogtunes grill.
Screw the two pieces of plywood together.
Find the center inside the 5 ½" hole using a compass and drill a small pilot hole.
Use a hole saw the size of the tweeter or a little less.
This hole will guide the hole saw.
Use screws to hold the grill in place.
Clam the jig down and your ready to drill.
A Dremel type tool can be used to enlarge the hole in the grill if needed.
Cut two pieces of plywood.
One piece of plywood will have a 5 ½" hole to fit the Hogtunes grill.
Screw the two pieces of plywood together.
Find the center inside the 5 ½" hole using a compass and drill a small pilot hole.
Use a hole saw the size of the tweeter or a little less.
This hole will guide the hole saw.
Use screws to hold the grill in place.
Clam the jig down and your ready to drill.
A Dremel type tool can be used to enlarge the hole in the grill if needed.
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