Nebiw question on raised panel doors

stryped · 2006-09-13T12:20:43+00:00

x-no-archive:yesMy kitchen cabinet doors have a rounded over inside edge on the railsand stiles. How are those put on there? I mean, are they machine beforeassembly or after? And how woudl I duplicate it at home?The reason I ask is sometime down the road I want to build a cabinetove rmy toilet in the bathroom to match my sink cabinet.Also, in a magazine I have they sell for the router a "rail and style"bit. It looks sort of like it puts a toungu and grove in wood. What arethese used for?Thanks!

Sep 13, 2006 41 Replies

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alexy 19 years ago

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bf 19 years ago

Dude, you are not helping your cause here. It's pretty transparent that you know the answer. Yes, rail and style bits are the way to do it. Go to the woodworking store and find a set that matches the profile of your original cabinents and then ask them how to use them.

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