Machining rounds on part corners presents a dilemma (to me anyway). Either I lug out my massive rotary table then spend a significant amount of time setting it and my parts up on the mill. Or I just quickly free-hand grind them on belt sander and live with the imprecision. So I’ve decided to make a tool that is the best of both worlds. A rotating fixture plate that is fast to set up, but also precise! But of course it doesn’t stop there. Being the engineer that I am, I couldn’t resist including a ton of extra functionality. If I’m taking the time to make the tool, might as well do it right, right? At any rate, the scope of the project might have gotten a little out of hand… and I might have had to come up with some shortcuts just to save some time. I’m not saying there’s super glue involved… But I’m not saying there isn’t either.