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| Registered User Member | Making a playing table using 3/4 ply. Drilled hole to start and cut 9 inch strip off of perimeter of sheet of ply, oval on each end. Covered center section with 1/4" foam and wrapped down around edges. This made center 1/2" too large to fit back into outer strip. Being foam I figured I needed an additional 3/16 off the inner side of the outer piece all around, which would allow for good fit with compression of foam. What would be best way to take off the 3/16 using a router. Arkwood |
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| Forum Administrator Supreme Forum King | Bump.
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| Senior Moderator Supreme Forum King | You will need to make a template the correct size and use a flush trim bit or one sized to work with guide bushings.
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| Forum Contributer Supreme Forum King | Hi arkwood I think I would use a rabbit bit, many come with diff. size bearing that will let the cutter hang over the bearing....,once around and then go back with a hand tool to finish the job ( hand drill, mounted with drum sander) to remove the small lip left over from the router pass... http://www.grizzly.com/products/h5548 http://www.grizzly.com/products/h5549 ============ Quote:
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