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Crown Molding Cutter and Router Bits
October 25, 2005

A cutter specifically for making crown molding design in collaboration with CMT and furnituremaker Lonnie Bird.
All About Router Accessories
September 12, 2005

Routers get much of their versatility from the wide assortment of bits, guides, and work tables that are available for them. Although many jigs and fixtures can be made in…
Architectural Profile Router Bit Set
April 1, 2005

This router-bit set is patterned after profiles found on late 17th- and early 18th-century English furniture.
Raised-Panel Router Bit Set
February 1, 2005

Freud’s router-bit sets include all the profile cutters needed to make raised-panel doors.
Three Ways to Raise a Panel
November 1, 2004

Fire up your router or tablesaw, or raise the panel using hand tools
Rabetting-Bit Set 00-556
April 1, 2004

This rabbeting-bit set, with an uncommonly long 1-in. cutter and seven different bearings, can make rabbets of varying lengths and widths.
Router-Bit
December 1, 2003

The Burgess Edge System, designed to be used with any 3/4-in.-thick plywood, consists of two router bits that cut matching molds for hardwood edge-trim.
Raised-Panel Router Bit 600-820
August 1, 2002

This router bit set is designed to cut all the required moldings in frame-and-panel construction.
Spiral Router Bits vs. Straight Router Bits
February 1, 2000

Can the old standby straight bits compete with the new, more expensive spiral bits?
Three Ways to Make Cabinet Doors
April 1, 1999

Construct joints for fine furniture, glass panels or cabinets to go

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