Looks like it could be done in two passes, on a router table, with a round over bit with a radius some what larger than the board thickness. 1/2 the bit's radius would be used on each pass.
Oh, that edge
I was asked to refinish a cutting board that the client uses ... and I'm in love with the shape. The edges are shaped almost like the leading edge of an airplane wing, or a bullet shape ... and the interior hole has the same rounding.
Piece is 3/4" thick, and the edge are just slightly curved ... it's 6-7/8" wide at the center, and 6-5/8" wide at each end. Same slight curve on each end; this piece is not square. And, I'm in love. I must do this.
Can't find the router bit to do the edge treatment. This is done with a router, yes?
Here are the pix of the piece as I was resurfacing it. And, as a bonus, here's the website where you can buy one for $125: here.
Piece is 3/4" thick, and the edge are just slightly curved ... it's 6-7/8" wide at the center, and 6-5/8" wide at each end. Same slight curve on each end; this piece is not square. And, I'm in love. I must do this.
Can't find the router bit to do the edge treatment. This is done with a router, yes?
Here are the pix of the piece as I was resurfacing it. And, as a bonus, here's the website where you can buy one for $125: here.
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