Possibly what you are seeking is a set of cabinetry bits (stile, rail, = raised panel) which can be purchased at Home Depot or ordered from = Freud. The "raised convex center" is probably produced by the bits = given a "classic" form - sometimes referred to as "Roman Ogee". I just = bought a set of these by Freud. They do a wonderful job.
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| > Of course, you have to raise the panels for those doors, | > so you'll need an appropriate bit for that too. | >
| > Lou | >
| > In article , sysadmin | > wrote: | >
| >> I'll be putting together a kitchen in the next few months and I'm=20 | >> building | >> the cabinets myself. The problem that I have come across is that = the=20 | >> other | >> hald has found the style in a store that she likes and I don't know = how=20 | >> to | >> duplicate that in my shop. I've included a link: | >>
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| >> This is just an example, but you can see how complex the rails and = stiles | >> are. How does one do this? I would imagine a molder is used with = custom | >> knives, but that's gonna cost and what's the limit on the size of = those | >> knives. | >>
| >> Any ideas? | >>
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