Yep that one… its the little things… I am constantly getting splinters because I’m too lazy to vac the table and just give it a good swipe of the hand.
I keep a sanding block nearby as well. I sweep, knock down and screw burrs, then sweep again.
Very nice!
you don’t switch bits and run a second pass with a chamfering bit to clean up the edges? Amature… 
Nice build! It’s been a few months now so do you still believe that? Also how did the vise clamp positioning work out?
I haven’t used it much. Too busy.
I didn’t mean that the tracks were a waste, but I could have found something cheaper.
I realize this is old, but where did you get the plans for the fence you built??
It worked great. Watch the youtube tutorials first if you want to see how it is built.
Very nice! Thanks
And just like that, my new table suddenly needs vertical reassignment surgery…
Nice job!
Nice! Thank you for the write up and details.
Still happy with 2 layers of 3/4" Ply (ACX, Birch or something else?), or would you use something else for the top surface? Like various features you’ve incorporated. 2" overhangs look useful for being able to mount/attach stuff.
I like the top surface. Some of the screws are not in a great place for the LR3, but it is fine. The plywood is very old. I think it was cheap and from HD. It might have been sold as “poplar” plywood.
I haven’t thought about what I will do next time I replace it, since plywood has gotten more expensive.
Here is the updated build with LR3. I stuffed powe supplies under the front lip: