Started this TV table project end of March 2022 finished mid-April.
Woods consist of Walnut, Cherry, Maple and Maple Plywood as the lumber stores in Tucson did not have Cherry plywood in stock. I wanted to match the other table I built for my wife in 2021, so chose those woods and aprons with arched bottoms cut on a bandsaw and final shaped with a MDF template and a dual bearing router bit.
I learned the hard way that 1/2" shank router bits are the way to go when doing the maple inlay in the table top. I bought a new Freud 1/4" shank and final cutting diameter bit to do the inlay initially. It chattered during the cut and the slot was irregular. Fixed that by buying a second bit a 3/8" cut diameter up spiral with 1/2" shank also a Freud. It worked beautifully.
I used the 45 degree sled to cut the miters of the frame around the table top edges.