How you can make rounded corners on a table!

Today we make round corners on a table with a simple jig. Making round corners on your table gives your table a beautiful look and makes it stand out from other tables, but just using a jigsaw doesn't give perfect round corners. I made a simple jig you can make yourself to make perfect rounded corners on your table everytime! You can re-use this jig as many times as you want!
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[@FennahMakes]

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[@johnnypetro9314]

This is fascinating to me. I just did this task using paper, pencil, rip saw, rasp, and sandpaper. Looks perfect. Good thing I didn't know I needed $1,000 worth of power tools. I was only doing 2 corners though. If I was doing 50 I would invest in the power tools.

[@FennahMakes]

Thanks! So much can be done without u er expensive tools you just have to find out a way to do it! Thanks for your comment!!

[@Ottoschmitz-hi]

Great job, Johnny! Maybe don't cut your fingernails and try do without the sandpaper. You don't need waste $5 on paper!

[@johnme60]

I came to see how to do it without any tools. Bro used every tool in the universe.

[@FennahMakes]

Without tools would be nearly impossible, ever tried breaking wood with your bare hands? Let alone a nicely rounded corner! All kidding aside you do need some tools yes! You could also purchase the rounded corner template somewhere so you only need a router with flush trim bit and some kind of saw!!

[@johnme60]

@@FennahMakes Thanks, And Yes I meant how to do at home , DIY or with minimal tools.

[@unitycatalog]

Exactly this guy is a clown. I did with a handsaw, a scrap piece of wood and grid 80 sandpaper

[@heyimamaker]

Nice and simple, I know from the past that uneven corners really stand out. Nice work!

[@FennahMakes]

Thanks! Such a simple re-usable jig with awesome results!

[@millenial_actress]

Worked perfect! Thankyou!

[@FennahMakes]

Thanks for letting me know! 👌 glad my video helped you!!

[@shorifahmed]

Thank you this is going to be so helpful

[@FennahMakes]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the comment!

[@2icelollys1goat]

Beautiful video. Beautiful job

[@FennahMakes]

Thanks!

[@XDIY]

Nice, simple and usable Jig!

[@FennahMakes]

Thank you! It is..🙏🏻

[@johnnypetro9314]

After rounding the corners and then priming and painting I learned a valuable lesson: after fine sanding the corner, wet the wood in order to bring up the grain. Let it dry and then sand again. Maybe need to repeat. I didn't do this and now my corner is all dimpled despite many layers of primer and paint (water based). Oh well. Guess it might depend on the wood. I was working on pine.

[@FennahMakes]

Raising the grain with water is necessary for every woodworking project that might come in contact with water! Well, lesson learned bet you’ll never make that mistake again!! I have made that mistake before once or twice! Cheers👍🏻👍🏻

[@cousteaufan]

Nice work! Thx 4 sharing

[@FennahMakes]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@steven912]

Fantastic work, excellent video. Thank you

[@FennahMakes]

Thanks for the compliment!!

[@dhumau5819]

Well done lad

[@FennahMakes]

Thanks glad you enjoyed it👍👍

[@phyzixguru]

Great job!

[@FennahMakes]

Thanks!🤙

[@kuzeyoffical]

Nice video Sander!

[@FennahMakes]

Thanks Kuz👍🏻

[@paulstradley9157]

Well I don’t have a spindle sander so I guess I am SOL

[@Samtagri]

The Dutch is strong in this one.

[@FennahMakes]

You are right🤓

[@gurjitsingh7126]

good👍

[@FennahMakes]

Thanks very much☺️

[@dstewart7470]

Awesome job, could you point me to a bit online that I can use for this?

[@FennahMakes]

What’s the size of your shank?

[@dstewart7470]

@@FennahMakes It's a 1/4" Trim Router.

[@FennahMakes]

Pick one from this page I don’t know what your budget is: amzn.to/45AA4Rs

[@VOLUMEx69]

Alrighty, first step, buy all the tools

[@FennahMakes]

True that👍

[@wonderboysam]

Is Sander a stage name

[@FennahMakes]

No it’s my real name!

[@GaryMcKinnonUFO]

Your kungfu is strong :)

[@FennahMakes]

Thank you! 🙏🏻

[@GaryMcKinnonUFO]

@@FennahMakes Just got my first table saw, kinda scary power, watching lots of safety stuff too at the moment.

[@FennahMakes]

Great job! Just always be careful and don’t do anything that doesn’t feel comfortable. If it doesn’t feel safe, don’t do it. Use push sticks to be safe!

[@GaryMcKinnonUFO]

@@FennahMakes Thanks pal, yup just ordered a pushstick yesterday.

[@FennahMakes]

@@GaryMcKinnonUFO great!!👍🏻👍🏻

[@kingmiller1982]

Awesome

[@FennahMakes]

Thanks!!👍