Best Way to Cut an Oval || Cool Router Jig
A video on YouTube. In Maker & Builds, a Krater category.
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The host demonstrates how to build a router sled from scrap plywood to flatten and smooth an uneven, warped 2x4 slab, and then how to use an elliptical jig to cut a large oval tabletop out of it.
From the video
Answers: How do you flatten a large uneven wood slab and cut an oval tabletop using a router?
- building a router sled for flattening wood slabs
- making an elliptical jig for a router
- cutting large oval shapes from wood slabs
- flattening and sanding glued 2x4 tabletops
What it concludes
- A router sled built from scrap plywood effectively flattens and levels uneven, warped wood slabs that are too large for a planer.
- Paste wax applied to the inside of the router sled runner ensures smooth back-and-forth movement.
- An elliptical jig attached to a router and used with a spiral down-cut bit accurately cuts a large oval shape out of a thick wood slab.
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