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I roughly cut the top shelves of the hutches.
I’m ripping strips to make the moldings to fill the underside of the top shelves. To stay on the safe side for the router table, I rip them wider than required.
I install a 1/2’’ roundover bit in the router table.
I align the bearing to the fence using a straight edge.
As usual, I make test cuts.
Once the moldings milled, I rip the strips at the tablesaw using an appropriate and safe push stick.
At right, the first batch of moldings is done.
To see the details and photos of all the steps from the begining, click here.
Best,
Serge
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