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Hi All,

Brand new to routing. My first project is building a router table. I got the Kreg Precision router table insert and I'm trying to route out a hole for it to drop through (not a rabbet).

I screwed down some wood that fits snug to the router plate and routed the inside of it with a 1/2" bottom bearing flush trim bit. Unfortunately, my corners don't have the correct corner radius. The specs say the corner radius is 3/4" on the plate, how would I go about making a template to route this out?

I've tried free-hand with an orbital sander, jig saw, the router, suffice it to say I need a template to do this properly..

Thanks!

Hi Ray - Dunno if this is to late for you or not. You could get the 3/4" radius by drilling the corners first with a 1-1/2" forstner bit. If you have already cut the hole and just want to do the corners, use the forstner bit on some MDF to make a corner template and use a pattern bit (shank mounted bearing). I suppose you could use a tip mounted bearing bit if that's all you have, just mount the template on the bottom of the table.

Making a through hole for the plate, I assume you are going with the Kreg leveling system.