reverse ogee plunge bit?

Sep 25, 2009 8 Replies

I want route this profile into a flat surface, to make a dished out area. The only plunge ogee bits I can find have a step detail halfway up. Any ideas?



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Wasn't thinking when I posted the link to the bearing bits, but the dish bit should give you what you're looking for.

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On 25 Sep 2009 18:14:54 -0400, the infamous DJ Delorie scrawled the following:

Are you sure you don't want a raised panel door bit? That's what your illustration looked like to me.

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cheap import or
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Freud

Neither of those can "dish out" a region of the wood - they have bearings, so they can only cut along the edge. Also, the import one wouldn't have left a continuous curve at the top - there'd be a corner.

The freud one has nearly the right curve though.

On 30 Oct 2009 22:59:46 -0400, the infamous DJ Delorie scrawled the following:

I must have missed something in your original post. I thought you wanted -edge- treatments.

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