What bits do I use and how do I cut curved moldings for a Queen Anne project with a router ?
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Hadley,
Philip Lowe wrote an article for us that details the profiles and history of various period moldings. There is a sidebar where he demonstrates the basic steps to creating a swan-neck pedement for a Queen Anne highboy with a router and handtools. It requires a series of router bits and cuts. A profile sketch is included, which should allow you to replicate it.
Write back if that doesn't get you what you need.
Matt Berger
Fine Woodworking
Dear Mr. Berger: Thank you for your courteous reply to my inquiry re curved molding. What an excellent service this is!
Kindest regards, Hadley
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