He probably means he wants to nose the piece...rounding from both sides, so
there's no place for the bearing to run on the second pass.
Wilson
"Robatoy" wrote in message
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"Ron" wrote:

Afternoon all,

I need to round over the edge of a piece of 3/4" ROak with a 9" dia.

Is there an easy and safe way to do this on a router table. I could
place a
pin
(bolt) in the router table about 2" from the bit and use it as a guide,
but,
not sure if
that's a good idea or not. Any thoughts on this method?

Or is it better to secure it to a larger piece of wood and use a handheld
router?
Problem here is 'hiding' the holes on the top (good) side.
Would carpet tape hold it in place well enough?

Any suggestions would be appreciated,
Ron



Is there a reason you can't use a round-over bit with a bearing?
In that case a table would be sufficiently safe to use.

http://www.carbide.com/catalog/RBits...pID=0201.02.01