Sorry fellas, I didn't make myself clear. I KNOW how to cut pieces with band saw/jig saw and THEN run w/template and trim bit. What I am wondering is, can a guy just CUT the piece, from 3/4 pine, using a pattern, temp.guide and 3/8" upcut spiral bit mounted in the table. Okay? You've got the bit sticking up, through the brass guide. You start with an 8" X 8" piece of pine. Use a starting pin or pointer to get the wood ON the bit and then cut the piece. See what I mean? ONE cut, bam! Done! Then roundover, sand. Cut TEN, round TEN, quick sand TEN and DONE! Beer time! My thought is that by using the 3/8 spiral I am going to get a nice clean cut to begin with.