Cutting Circles

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Hi all, newbie to the site. I have a question which may seem dumb, but here goes...I am wondering what is the easiest and most accurate way to cut an 11" circle of wood that is 1" thick.

I have tried jig saws, scroll saws and hand saws with a variety of success, none which were totally acceptable.

Please help as my wife does crafts and this piece of wood is for a new project of hers. Thanks very much....Ken
 
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have you thought about spinning a piece of wood at speed to get a perfect circular finish?
 
Isn't that for plasterboard? Also would mean a hole in the middle of the wood and I can't see how that can cut into 1" thick wood(?)
 
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router strait cutter pivot point 2 temporary battons underneath several passes in a clockwise direction

or jigsaw 2 holes temporary 6mm mdf or ply teardrop shape screw through the centre of the circle sharp blade
 

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