I needed to expand my table area to play RPGs, so decided to make a separate table-top. It goes on top of my coffee table and two stools, which conveniently are about the same height.

The production steps were are follows (thanks to Otto for help and instruction):

• starting point: 120x240cm havuvaneri (thanks to Arno for helping with the transport)
• Cutting off excess length (from 240 down to 180cm)
• Using the CNC machine to make an indentation in the board, matching the coffee table, to make the board more secure
• Rounding the corners
• Adding a frame to make the vaneri stiffer (thanks to Teemu for advice on that)
• Polishing and filling the holes in the surface
• Removing excess filler and polishing once more
• Covering with varnish

What I've learnt:

• It's better to buy a qood quality vaneri if you want to have a nice surface. Fixing defects takes a lot of time and extra money (I def. didn't fix every defect in mine)
• When Filling in holes and indentations add excess material, and remove it one it dries
• The wood dust - glue mix has weird yellow-green color. It looks better in thicker layers. But it's free!
• Setting and removing such a big table top w/o scratching the furniture underneath is difficult for one person. Maybe adding some handles would be good enough.
• Overall I got a functional table-top and haven't lost any fingers, which is a lot the first woodworking project