i'm going to build my own poker table and do to so I need to cut through 3/4' thick oak. I don't want to use a jigsaw since my hands and my saw aren't all that steady. From what I've seen other people do using a router is the way to go. However I don't know much about them. What router would be good for cutting through the oak and plywood (both 3/4")? I want to try and keep the bits as small as possible to keep the gap between the playing surface and the racetrack as small as possible. (here is a link to a nice looking racetrack poker table
http://www.junell.cc/pokertable/14finishedproduct.htm]racetrack
I know you get what you pay for but I am on somewhat of a budget (around $100). Any and all suggestions are welcomed. I do want one that would work with the jasper jig 300 model. Any suggestions on what a good/economical straight edge guide would be would be great as well.
Thanks
http://www.junell.cc/pokertable/14finishedproduct.htm]racetrack
I know you get what you pay for but I am on somewhat of a budget (around $100). Any and all suggestions are welcomed. I do want one that would work with the jasper jig 300 model. Any suggestions on what a good/economical straight edge guide would be would be great as well.
Thanks