I acquired some Corian counter top that a good friend of ours took out of their kitchen and replaced with granite countertops. I am thinking of using some of it to make a router tabletop instead of the current Birch Ply I am using. This stuff is HEAVY! I don't even know what it is made of although it looks like some type of plastic? Can this be cut and worked like wood or do you have to get special cutters to work with it? It is white corian no pattern or any other color just plain old white which I actually like for my use. I also got to huge pieces of butcher block counter top that they also removed. That is destined to be made into a kitchen island counter top. I will have to glue the two pieces together after squaring them up as one of the pieces has a sweeping round radius on one end. But it is like 8 ft. long. With both of the pieces glued together they should be well over 50" so I can trim them down to normal counter top width. When gluing these two pieces together for a counter top is it advisable to dowel the two pieces together? If so how big should the dowels be and how many?