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22nd May 2012, 10:13 AM #46
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Hello, thanks for all your ideas and advice, it helped me have the confidence to go ahead with a lazy susan turntable. I basically used Ian's process.
For the edge profile, I ended up using a Roman Ogee bit with a 1/4" radius. The fence on my old Hitachi TR-12 router didn't need dowels fitted to it - it was designed to follow the circular table very nicely, and had a lovely screw-in incremental adjustment. I attacked the edge from the side each time, in 3mm steps - went well.
Here is the result, including a link to my photos: Makiking a lazy susan circular top - lessons learntregards,
Dengy
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22nd May 2012, 10:52 AM #47
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That made it much easier 'Changing the Cutter' Just think of that breakout if you had used the original cutter proposed at the start.
Well done
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