Reply by tenontim

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#1 posted 06-18-2011 10:34 PM

This would be a hard choice to make. Having something that thick and much more stable than any wood product. There’s a lot of possibilities, router table being one. I think you could cut out a suitable opening, with routed edges, for one of the drop in router plates.

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