After
you have routed your "good" tabletop, put the tabletop
inside the molding and mark on the molding where the tabletop ends
as shown.
This is a typical miter saw. We are going to be using it to miter
our table molding. Notice that it is set at a 45-degree angle.
You might want to take two pieces of scrap wood and cut the angles.
This will allow you to make certain that you have a proper fit
before using your "good" molding.
Using
the miter saw, cut on your mark. Be sure to cut opposing angles
(see picture below).
This is the finished
product prior to assembly. It is the tabletop and mitered molding.
Remember
to cut molding slightly longer than needed. It is better to cut
off to little than too much. You can make more cuts if you need
to.
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