2-Piece Stile & Rail Router Bit Sets - Concave 3/4 to 1 Inch Material

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• Overview
  All 2-Piece stile and rail sets include two complete assemblies consisting of cutters, arbors & bearings.
  
  

  Also known as stile and post router bits.
  
  For 3/4" - 1" material.
  
  Our stile and rail sets give you two complete bits, one for doing the rail cuts, one for the stiles. Make cabinet doors and all varieties of frame-and-panel assemblies for furniture and architectural applications. These sets are offered in two configurations, one for working material up to 1" thick, the other for material between 5/8" and 7/8" in thickness.
  
  In addition to the components provided with sets of the first type, these sets include two trim cutters for stock 7/8" through 1" in thickness. (These trim cutters can be removed for making bearing-guided cuts on stock under 7/8" thick.) Use in a table mounted router. Guide straight cuts with the fence, setting it tangent to the trim cutters. Use the pilot bearing only for cuts on curved rails or stiles; for cuts on curved parts 7/8" to 1" thick, a template must be used.
  

  Watch now! How to make Raised Panel Doors Amana Tool Building a Raised Panel Cabinet Door

  ?WARNING! For Your Safety 1. The methods illustrated here are only intended for use with a table mounted router. 2. Do not exceed the recommended RPM for each of the bits. 3. Use a miter gauge and clamp when routing the ends of the rails. 4. Use a push block or push stick when routing the door styles. 5. Use a guard at all times. 6. Use eye and hearing protection. 7. Do not use the methods in this set of instructions unless you feel that they are safe for you. Router Bits shown in video Stile & Rail Router Bits Reversible Stile & Rail Assembly - #55350 2pc Concave Stile & Rail - #55420 & #55421 Raised Panel Router Bits Ogee Raised Panel - #54118 Ogee Raised Panel w/Back Cutter - #54221

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• CA Prop 65 Warning
  

  WARNING: Drilling, sawing, sanding or machining wood products can expose you to wood dust, a substance known to the State of California to cause cancer. Avoid inhaling wood dust or use a dust mask or other safeguards for personal protection. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/wood.