[Woodworkers] Resin Table

[gcw804 at aol.com]

Chuck,
Show us some pictures when you get a chance.

No matter what you use, you are either going to load up the sanding disks and belts, or dull your planer blades and router bits. I would probably go the route of using a jig and a router to level it, and then come back and do the final sanding with a Micro Mesh sanding pads..Router bits are relatively inexpensive.
Make sure to wear a respirator.
Good Luck. 

Gary Williams




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