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   YesMaam27577 | Sep 29, 2003 11:54pm | #1

   I'll assume that you are asking about the shank size. If not, perhaps you can explain your needs a bit better.

   There are a number of places that sell rail and stile sets with 1/2" shanks. In fact, the 1/2" shank is much more common than other sizes for routers. Among the places that I am aware of:

   Woodcraft

   Klingspor's

   Eagle America

   Router Bits on the Web

   Highland Hardware

   And I'm certain that there are many more....

   Vast projects should not be founded on half vast ideas.
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   vincent843 | Sep 30, 2003 01:12am | #2

   No, it's is not the shank.  I have to make couple doors to match the old one which have the cope and stick is 1/2"  (usualy is 3/8").  Unfortunately, I don't know who made the cabinet. Thanks.vn

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   Jamie_Buxton | Sep 30, 2003 02:42am | #3

   You may be out of luck in trying to do it the way the door was built.  As you say, all the router bits seem to make a profile which is 3/8" wide.   When I've gotten stuck like that, I've reproduced the profile as best I could with the table saw and multiple passes with different router bits, and then joined the rails to the stiles with mortise&tenon joinery.   That's basically how they made doors with fancy profiles before the development  of cope-and-stick profiles.