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This is just a simple overview of how I cut round circle tabletops.
There's actually a lot more woodworking details that go into this process so...
If you have any questions... leave a comment πππ
I'm also working on an extremely detailed tabletop tutorial for DIY woodworkers which covers every aspect of making circle tabletops. Stay tuned πππ
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Sweet dude
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This is a great technique and I assume you are putting the screw in the bottom side of the table. I have done a similar table top but made tongue and groove boards.
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Always wondered how i could avoid nailing a hole into the middle if i really didn't want it
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What is the minimum thickness you would use for the boards? If I have .75 inch thick planks can I reinforce the bottom?
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@citizenkay
1 month ago
Using the jigsaw to spare the router bit ( not to mention the router motor) is very clever.
My router thanks you.
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