Stile Router
Can anyone recommend a really good router table for making raised panels?
I’m making rail & stile raised panel doors, and have been using a home-made router table. The router table’s parts don’t fit together with the precision that I think is required for doing this kind of work (although I am admittedly quite inexperienced…some of the problems might not be due to the router table
Rail & Stile bits generally have guides bearings- Do yours?
I make panels quite often and seldom use a table, just a router on a stable work surface.
Freud Premier Adjustable Rail and Stile System
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Freud 54-760 Cutter Glass Panel Door for 99-760, 99-761, 99-763, 99-764 New Premier Adjustable Rail & Stile Router Bit System $32.92 This cutter is made exclusively for routing rabbets for glass panel doors. For use as an add-on to Freud Premier Adjustable Rail and Stile Bit Sets (sold separately)…. |
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MLCS 8389 Woodworking Pro Cabinetmaker Router Bit Set with Undercutter, 6-Piece $119.95 This professional quality set contains six carbide-tipped bits needed for cabinet making, raised panel doors, table tops and drawer assembly. These 1/2″ shank bits were carefully chosen for their ability to create fine furniture or custom cabinetry for a kitchen. Designed for up to 3/4″ wood thickness. Wood storage box included. Set includes: OGEE RAISED PANEL BIT w/ Undercutter, 3-1/8″ Large Diam… |
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Freud 97-260 New 3 Piece Door Set with New Premier Adjustable Rail & Stile Bits and Panel Bit with Backcutter 99-761, 99-571 $183.20 Set contains Premier Adjustable Ogee Rail and Stile Bits to mill tenons of any length! Simply remove the top portion of the cutter (including bearing and spindle) to produce the front of the long tenon profile for blind tenons, through tenons or bridle joints. These precise bits work for any door 5/8″ to 1-1/4″ thick. Unique cutter geometry virtually eliminates tearout. Adjustable shims enable a t… |
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