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1/8 inch. Cut with a jig saw bearing a brand new blade. I cut it a little more than an 1/8 of an inch larger than the table to avoid splintered edges but the cut turned out very smooth. There was a lot of sanding involved but I have an old electric sander. It was a very clean looking well glued piece of ply. There is a lumber yard that specializes in hardwood plywood close to the house. The prices and quality are way better than I've seen other places. Really wish I'd used oak now.
ThurberMingus · 2971 days ago · link ·
Did you also use a strip to resurface the edge? I might do the same thing to a dining room table I have.