hey Shell!... a number of ways to do this... here's one... couple of weeks ago was lucky to find what is called a centering scope... at first, did not know what it was and certainly did not know what it was used for... studied it a bit and realized that one use was for lining up work on a milling machine... you would chuck it into the milling spindle chuck and look through it, much like looking into a microscope... there are cross hairs built into the scope, like a rifle scope, so you would just adjust the x-y table to the center of the cross hairs... nice little tool... paid little for it... it could possibly work in your instance, chucked into the router ... not sure what they would retail for, or if you could find one on ebay or craigslist... fun piece to use... another way is perhaps a 1/2" shaft with a point on one end... length to suit your setup... bring the router down just to the point of touching the center of the rotary table, and your done... least expensive way to do this, in my opinion... Happy Legacy-ing!... tis' the season!... LOL!... Joe Biunno
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