Infinity Tools 1/2" Shank Mini Rail & Stile Matched Router Bit Set w Free Setup Block
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Full-size rail and stile router bits are too big for small doors. On small work they make a profile that’s out of proportion and leave a frame that looks heavy.
Our 2-Pc. Mini Ogee matched door making set is scaled for small pieces. It cuts a 1/4"-wide decorative profile that suits small cabinet doors, jewelry boxes, humidors, clock cases and other fine box work, in stock from 3/8" to 3/4" thick.
The included setup block is made from 1/2" thick HDPE, so setting up door frames will be fast and easy.
A matched pair, ready to cut
The set has two marched router bits and we include the setup block for 1/2" material at no charge. The stile bit cuts the ogee profile and the panel groove along the inside edge of the frame.
The rail bit cuts the matching cope on the rail ends so they fit tightly against the stile profile. The two bits are matched and assembled at the factory, so you don’t have to stack or shim cutters to get them to line up.
The included setup block saves you time and money, use it to make perfect joinery when working with 1/2" thick material. Working in thicker stock? Make a perfectly fit test joint and use that as your setup block for future projects.
Built for clean cuts and long life
- C4 micro-grain carbide holds a sharp edge through hardwoods and many cuts
- We don't offer this pair in a 1/4" shank because we believe the precision and accuracy you get from a 1/2" shank is superior
- The compact 1-1/8" cutting diameter suits small parts and can be run safely at higher router speeds
Specifications
- Shank: 1/2"
- Cutting diameter: 1-1/8"
- Cutting height: 3/4"
- Profile: Mini Ogee, 1/4" wide
- Stock thickness: 3/8" to 3/4", 1/2" will be the most common thickness for smaller door projects
- Material: C4 micro-grain carbide
- Includes: 1 rail bit, 1 stile bit and 1 setup block for 1/2" thick material
Tips for best results
Run these bits in a router table with a fence and featherboards.
Small rails and stiles are hard to control by hand, so use a coping sled or a backer board when you cope the rail ends. That keeps the workpiece square and prevents tear-out on the exit side.
Cut all your parts at the same setup, and make one or two extra pieces to use for setting bit height. For recommended speeds, see our Router Bit Suggested RPM & Safety Guidelines.
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