@sawinerywoodworking: This Is How You Rout a Corner This Large

Shiver Forest :

This is really cool

Brendanhubbard724 :

It’s called climb cutting. He’s going with the grain the same direction The router bit is spinning to avoid tear out each pass. He’s taking a little bit more material off. His final pass will be a regular pass going the opposite direction The bit is spinning.

Brian :

Cameraman turned to a tree from filming this

uhhducks :

not how i would've approached this but it works

TheGreatMilenko :

I would recommend going even further than a large baseplate. I'd use a straight piece of 1*6 board longer than the top of the workpiece. this way it ensures it stays dead plumb to the top surface.

JD :

maybe it's just a video, but that plexiglass looks like it's flexing.

wood pecca :

Luthor :

Nice👍😎

Hotrod :

"unusual for rounded corners"? I've seen many antiques with rounded corners, edges, and many other rounded items. Wood workers have been doing rounded items forever so can't agree with your statement of "unusual"

Sawinery :

Video credit: J.L. Schroeder Woodworking (Facebook)