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After roughing out a circular blank on my bandsaw for a Lazy Susan, I needed a way to clean up the edges while keeping the workpiece a perfect circle. To do that, I came up with a simple router-tablet jig.  To do that, I came up with a simple router-tablet jig. To build it, first rout a slot in the router table, in line with the bit and perpendicular to the front edge of the table. Next, cut a hardwood runner to fit the slot. Butt the runner against the end of the slot and mark the radius of the workpiece on the runner, measuring from the edge of the installed straight bit. Using a circle cutting jig makes round table tops so easy. Making table tops can be tricky if you’re making them different each time or even if it’s your first one. Then you add in the round option. Now, it gets even more tricky because you have to figure out how to cut a perfect circle or figure out how big to make it. I’ll give you a step by step look into how I went about making a round table top with a router circle cutting jig. First, I will literally list all the tools I used below. Tools I used to cut the round table top Plunge router: www.- (Disclaimer: I do not own. www.- shows you how to cut a perfect circle or an oval with a router and a special jig.  Take off the sub-base of the router to determine how big the circular end of the jig should be. Cut the end of the piece of 36" x 14" x 1/4" plywood into a circle the same size as the router's sub-base. Step 2. Drill Holes in the Circle. Drill holes into the circular end of the jig to correspond with the holes in the sub-base. Use the sub-base to guide the drilling. Step 3. screw circular end of jig into router. Screw the Jig Into the Router Base. Screw the circular end of the jig into the router's base, aligning the circles on the sub-base with the holes drilled in th.

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