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Making the Top Continued
I found the center by the normal method (corner-to-corner) but I
quickly found out true center was slightly different.
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I drew a circle from my X location in the
center and that's when I found out I needed to move my center point to
get the largest circle possible.
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Here you can see my pencil line a little better.
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I drilled the center hole for my pin on my milling machine.
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Next I drilled a hole in my router jig.
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After a few minutes, I had my piece cutout.
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This is a very messy process as you can see. And my pants looked about
the same as the table.
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I started with 100 grit, then 150 and stopped at 220. This went pretty
fast.
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I put a 3/16" radius on both edges. Again, this process goes very fast.
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Next it was time to layout for my screws that hold the bearing in place.
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