| Project by Mark | posted 06-13-2013 10:42 PM | 1980 views | 2 times favorited | 2 comments |  |
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After noon all. I’m making a pair of end tables for the living room. These tables will have round tops. I was going to make a circle jig for my router, but I saw an excellent video on You Tube where the guy made a simple jig and used his table saw. When I cut the top out I used a full kerf blade to reduce any blade flexing. All said and done. It worked really well. Now on with the scraping.
-- Mark
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USMC_Buckaroo
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#1 posted 06-13-2013 11:43 PM
Howdy Mark,
Yep, I’ve done it for quite a while now…and it works quite nicely as you say. it all depends upon the material, project parameters and/or final result I’m looking for whether I use a router jig or just the table saw…generally the saw comes into play when I’m feelin’ a tad lazy ; – )
What I DO do though is cut the material down a little closer to final size by quickly pushing the square piece through the same tablesaw using a 45 degree jig, then quickly change jigs.
Buck.
HorizontalMike
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#2 posted 06-14-2013 12:47 AM
Good luck, and hang in there!
-- HorizontalMike -- "Woodpeckers understand..."
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