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Cabinet Door Cutters

Cabinet Door Cutters

These speciality cutters make stile and rail work possible for the home shop. They can  be used to make beautiful doors, in either  M.D.F., or solid lumber. We make use of jigs to help set the proper cutting depth, for each cutter. We use H.M.W.P.,(high molecular weight polyethylene),  for these jigs, as they're unaffected by expansion and contraction, due to humidity changes. This can be purchased at Woodcraft, in small "grab bags" of assorted size pieces. The jigs can be small squares, about 5" square. When installing a bit in the tool, set the depth according the pre shaped jig. Use a scrap of wood to get the height setting right for the jig. Always make sure that the bit is inserted almost all the way into the tool, but do not let it "bottom out". We make it a habit of inserting a rubber O-ring into the shaft of the router, or shaper, to prevent the bit from hitting bottom. This will prevent damage to the collet and bit, as it tightens on the bit.

It is absolutely critical to use these cutters in a table mounted router, or a shaper. Any attempt to use these bits in a hand held router will lead to serious injury! Don't even think about it!

Stile and Rail Bit Sets for creating raised panel doors. Both horizontal and vertical raised panel bits.

Amana Two Piece Stile and Rail Router Bit Set	Space Balls	Classical Stile and Rail Router Bit Set
Round Stile and Rail Router Bit Set	Raised Panel Router Bit - Straight	Raised Panel Router Bit - Ogee
Raised Panel Router Bit - Cove	Door Lip Router Bit	Panel Raising Router Bits
Reversible Sash & Door Assembly	Raised Panel Templates	Raised Panel Bits with Back Cutters
Amana In-Stile and Rail System	Space Balls	Traditional Stile and Rail Router Bit Set
Bead Stile and Rail Router Bit Set	30 Degree Chamfer Bead Profile Bit	Back Cutter Router Bit

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