I had assumed that your join line would have been down the center line of the body?
Yeah that would be the way to do it normally (properly) but the two pieces together are not quite wide enough so I just tipped it on it's side. I think this will be a bit stronger for the neck join as well, but I'm mostly doing this one to practice using the new machine.
Did you run the whole body width in the one pass?
Yep, it was very easy. I trimmed down to within about 10mm with the circular saw first, but yeah, it just buzzed through it no worries.
Was that the standard Diablo/BGS follow bit?
Yeah it is, I think it's 50mm tall flush trim with the bearing at the 'top'. I'll be interested to see how it goes with a harder wood. I have budget for a few more so I may upgrade. The router is the best bang for buck I could find and so far I'm pretty impressed (its a bit scary at full boar).
How was the stability of the Ozito table?
Yeah fine, I've just screwed it onto a short school desk I have here so I can take it outside, there was a phenomenal amount of shavings and dust generated. Given all my computers and guitars are in this same room.. not ideal lol.
For the price the table is great IMO, I mean it's typical Ozito, but does what I need. One day when I have a bit more room I'll drop that into a nice big 1800 x 900 bench and it'll be unreal. It comes with a whole lot of other useful stuff and extensions that I haven't fully explored. It's going to be very handy I think.