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I have been following this group for quite a while now and have learned
quite a few new ways of doing things. I am hoping that I can pick up a few tips on the best way to attach an edge to a round dinning room table I am building. The table top is constructed of 1" MDF and is 60" in diameter. It will be veneered in a book match pattern. For durability I will require a hard wood edge in excess of 1/2" thick around the table top. There are obviously various methods of doing this. Currently I am leaning towards a glued up cold bent edge attached with wood dowels at 10 degree intervals. This can then be routed on my circle jig to give a pleasing edge. What other methods have any of you used and how did the results turn out. Thanks Dave Rhodes Still snow covered in Nova Scotia. |
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