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Imran, If you can rout the slot very precisely, sanding it to flush is doable. If you find you end up more than 1 mm over the table top, it would be a lot of sanding and tricky to get a perfect

Thank you all. I think I will go with ~3/16” slot an tenon. I am liking the router planing method but if I do my offset right, I may just be sanding it to finish. James, my plan is to glue one long

Like the edges on these tops Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/

Forgot to mention that I used the Lamello Tenso P-14 self locking connector to install/glue two long skirt boards first, then installed/glued two short skirt boards. It made the gluing really simple

Don’t hardly do it anymore but my main bread and butter when i was 25 yrs younger were tables of all sizes with customer selected veneers pressed on mdf with solid wood edging. I initially did it in

I use a Bosch Colt router with a similar offset base for lipping for years prior to getting the Virutex lipping planer. I still pull it out on occasion for a few things. I like to leave it a whisker

James, I am with you. I am not good enough with plane to do this type of planning with confidence, so cannot risk nicking the ply. Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2022 4:20 PM To: Felder Owner Group

I have to admit that I need to improve my hand planing skill :) I am very comfortable using power tools with the right technique. James

Well, you could groove and spline - then use a hand plane to flush it. Mark

I also have an MFK700 router. You could modify the base like Paul Marcel did ( http://www.halfinchshy.com/2010/12/extending-capacity-of-mfk-700.html ), he used this 8mm bit

Mark Kessler, If your WBS experience is anything like mine, then the learning curve means you will be going through more belts at the beginning until you get settled. I'm a Klingspor believer and last

James, Interesting technique. Thanks for sharing. Imran

Brett, Looks like few of us have seen this happen with WRC. Never thought sawing wood as a potential fire hazard. Interesting. Imran

Imran, When I made the MDF top (3" thick) for my workbench last year, I used Ultimate Router base with 1 1/4" dish carving bit to flush trim the 1" thick hard maple skirt board, it worked really well.

Thanks Mike. No lipping planer. I did have a PC biscuit jointer but did not like the consistency and moved to Domino and sold the PC joiner. Imran

I've sanded WRC and watched the halo follow the platen as it heated the surface, looked "wet", and flashed off nearly instantaneously like haunted wood. I just assumed it was oil components of the

I can give you advice on configuration. I do this all the time. DM me at David @ bestservices . biz (remove the spaces). David Best - via mobile phone

I had a custom shop make some steel t-nuts a few years ago after I got my KF700sp. Today, I found that I have extra 2 short t-nuts and 3 long t-nuts laying around unused. I use it with Kreg automaxx

Can you borrow a lipping planer? Perfect for such jobs. To attach, sounds like an application similar to how I like installing face frames, I use biscuit jointer referenced from adjustable plate to

I need to make a replacement table top for a friend. He wants ply because he is going to paint it. Finished size is 20”x53”. So plan to use 3/4” ply to which I will apply 1” wide solid wood