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Hello all, new here and was hoping to get some advice. I’m hoping to save the cabinet doors on my 70’s kitchen. There is a lot of detail on the inner rail and stile of the doors that I would like to chamfer to a 45. I have a compact router with a tilting base if needed. I’m thinking I could set up a jig that would allow me to remove the steps on the current profile of that inner detail while leaving a more modern 45. I’m wondering if I should try to accomplish this using the tilt base and a straight bit or use a 45 chamfer with the router perpendicular . I’ll probably have to chisel each corner where the router can’t reach unless someone has a better idea. The doors will either be painted or stained once complete. Thanks for reading.
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