Getting to where I have to start finishing my 8x Otop12's. I need to do a 3/8" round so the Penn corners will fit correctly, how do I do a 3/8" round on the front area and the access panel area when the bearing sits lower than the board? I realize I can brad nail a piece of scrap in there, but my concern is that it may flex or move causing the round to be uneven.
Any tips?
3/8" Round on 1/2" ply
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3/8" Round on 1/2" ply
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Re: 3/8" Round on 1/2" ply
Clamp a straight edge to the top and bottom of the box to guide the router along.djtecthreat wrote:Any tips?
Like this.
And this.
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Re: 3/8" Round on 1/2" ply
That straight edged looks a bit flimsy!WB wrote:Clamp a straight edge to the top and bottom of the box to guide the router along.djtecthreat wrote:Any tips?

Re: 3/8" Round on 1/2" ply
LOL.Harley wrote: That straight edged looks a bit flimsy!
I tried not to lean into it too much and bend it.

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Re: 3/8" Round on 1/2" ply
Genius!! Here I am thinking I have to cut a piece to fit in side to openings of the box with angles and all (dumb). I have a couple chunks of aluminum stock that I use as guide boards and straight edges, these will work perfect.WB wrote:Clamp a straight edge to the top and bottom of the box to guide the router along.djtecthreat wrote:Any tips?
Like this.
And this.
Thanks!!
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Re: 3/8" Round on 1/2" ply
Aw, shucks, it was nothing, (blushing) Thank you, ... but actually, I may have seen that idea used somewhere.djtecthreat wrote:Genius!!WB wrote:Clamp a straight edge to the top and bottom of the box to guide the router along.djtecthreat wrote:Any tips?
Like this.
And this.
Just be careful, that'll be even more flimsier than my slab o steel.djtecthreat wrote: I have a couple chunks of aluminum stock that I use as guide boards and straight edges, these will work perfect.

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Re: 3/8" Round on 1/2" ply
Haha, nah this is some 2"x2" stock that I used to build a go-cart a couple years ago, it's solid stuff! Although I could use some of that steel stock you have there!WB wrote: Just be careful, that'll be even more flimsier than my slab o steel.
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8 More T48's
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11 T48 @ 24" 3015LF ( Using 8 )
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