[richpuer]

Trying to cut this
These are
1 in thick stiles and rails

 

[richpuer]

Top view looking down

 

[griz]

Bead or Beaded......I think

 

[richpuer]

Yes beaded is right but what kind of bit to use

 

[Robie]

Yup

 

[CarpenterSFO]

http://www.woodcraft.com/Product/20...ed-Round-Over-Router-Bit-14-R-12-D-14-SH.aspx

or any like it.

Edit: I didn't notice that the door was mitered, so yes, JLS's followup, or similar will work if you are making mitered panels.

 

[jlsconstruction]

 

[richpuer]

View attachment 106310

Thanks

I saw this bit but the thing is the profile doesn't look exactly the same. It has a sharp or abrupt edge.

 

[B.D.R.]

Production cabinet companies will most likely have their own profiles.
I doubt you will get an exact match.
Just go for close.

 

[richpuer]

Production cabinet companies will most likely have their own profiles.
I doubt you will get an exact match.
Just go for close.

Hmm interesting. The thing is this guy who made it isn't a production cab company. It was made out of a small local shop. He called it a French bead. But I see what your saying.

So far haven't seen anything close. I wonder if it has to have two passes one on each side

 

[CarpenterSFO]

The little groover in my post, plus roundover will do it, or

a beading bit like this:

http://www.freudtools.com/p-105-triple-beading-bits.aspx

plus the little groover to round the internal bead.

 

[Calidecks]

The little groover in my post, plus roundover will do it, or a beading bit like this: http://www.freudtools.com/p-105-triple-beading-bits.aspx plus the little groover to round the internal bead.

I think your right, it is probably a combination of a couple bits.

 

[pinwheel]

Hmm interesting. The thing is this guy who made it isn't a production cab company. It was made out of a small local shop. He called it a French bead. But I see what your saying.

So far haven't seen anything close. I wonder if it has to have two passes one on each side

Probably made on a moulder rather than router or shaper. I've got a woodmaster moulding machine & can have affordable custome knives made. He may have done the same.

 

[rrk]

Probably made on a moulder rather than router or shaper. I've got a woodmaster moulding machine & can have affordable custome knives made. He may have done the same.

Definitely a molder, mitered joints. Hope you have one ?

 

[pinwheel]

Definitely a molder, mitered joints. Hope you have one ?

2nd half of your post makes no sense to me.

 

[rrk]

2nd half of your post makes no sense to me.

Sorry, I meant I hope he has a molder.

 

[Tylerwalker32]

When don't you go to the shop and get him to cut them for you.

 

[Kent Whitten]

That is an applied bead. Use the bit posted. They make all sorts of sizes, but it's probably 1/4" with a 1/16" shoulder.

Even the interior molding is applied.

Would it be easier with a molder? Sure. But you can easily get that with applied moldings.

 

[pinwheel]

That is an applied bead. Use the bit posted. They make all sorts of sizes, but it's probably 1/4" with a 1/16" shoulder.

Even the interior molding is applied.

Would it be easier with a molder? Sure. But you can easily get that with applied moldings.

Heck, why didn't I think of that? Good eye sir. I knew the inner moulding was applied, didn't even think about the outer bead being applied to a roundover edge.:thumbup:

 

[hdavis]

There are a lot of ways to get that. I'd probably get a double beading bit. If it's a solid board, you have to grind off one quadrant with a diamond wheel. Or use a radius v groove bit, etc., but multiple passes to build this up may not look as good and takes longer.