Drop-Leaf Table 2 of 4 - Creating a Bevel on a Round Table Top

In this 4-part series, I will show you how I build a round drop-leaf table. The table is mid-century inspired with a beveled top and tapered legs. The first two videos show how I build the top and the last two videos focus on the base.
Part 2 is cutting a bevel on the underside of a round-table top using a router.

[@NicholasHoggan]

Thank you for being so transparent about any challenges you ran into. It really helps a novice like me to had an idea what to watch out for.

[@XDtaylormagic]

Great video! Exactly what I needed and beautifully explained! Thank you

[@jacquestubeetvous4981]

I love how you problem solve in all your videos but especially this one. The bevel sled that you made was brilliant.

[@nicobogaard2315]

Should take a look at ‘woodworking with DIY tools’ great results, less effort and great result

[@dougjones3490]

Nicely done!

[@kierk2543]

Smart!!! Thanks for the idea.

[@TheDeanTeam]

This is great - thanks!

[@Ihaveaboyfriend]

Really nice! Thanks

[@Brian39393939]

Great idea

[@kennygraham4516]

Awesome 👌

[@simonhoward3863]

Hi Nancy. Great video! Can you remember at what angle you cut this bevel? Thanks

[@TeamProsperity]

Nice idea on cutting the bevel. What kind of legs will you be using?

[@sg9817]

Thanks for sharing. This is very helpful and I plan to do a tabletop with Baltic birth plywood. Just wonder if the pre-stain condition and gel stain will work well with Baltic birch plywood and any finish product to recommend after stain. Thanks.

[@DesignEcologies]

Thank you

[@hazembata]

Great build. I really enjoy your style of video. I also admire your ingenuity.
I thought would conditioner was for soft woods??

[@latouselatrec]

Any wood that you would have a problem with

[@ganeshji5243]

Well ideas

[@shuyuan901]

Wow, you are the first women wood maker i watched, better skill than me!

[@Gurtalman]

Nancy u r brilliant

[@LukasVonQ]

Genius

[@jeanniegrassi6524]

Very creative solution to cutting the bevel. I wonder why you didn’t set the angle on the mitre saw with the blade itself rather than clamping at the unusual angle?

[@latouselatrec]

The mitre saw doesn't cut to that angle.

[@PeachiiWubs]

Make more videos

[@romaineathey3663]

In my first work I always used Woodprix plans.

[@vitalymazur8269]

I don’t think she understands how to router works