Hi,
I am trying to do a compound router profile for a picture frame. Per the attached image I have a 1"high by 3" wide piece of cedar that I am trying put the following cuts on:
1. 1/4" round-over on inside edges
2. 3/8"w x 3/8"d straight cut for inlay
3. 1/2" round-over to blend into
4. 1.25" cove
5. 1/3" round-over on outside edge of cove
I am approaching by doing the following:
1. Cut the 1/4" round-over on the inside edge
2. Cut the 3/8" straight cut for the inlay
3. Cut the 1.25" cove on the outside edge
4.Cut the 1/4" round-over on the outside edge where the 1.25" cove route terminates.
I am having trouble figuring out how to cut the 1/2" round-over cut into the wood at the top of the 1.25" cove because the cove is not deep enough to allow the guide bearing of the 1/2" bit to get to the edge.
Any thoughts on how I can achieve this?
I am trying to do a compound router profile for a picture frame. Per the attached image I have a 1"high by 3" wide piece of cedar that I am trying put the following cuts on:
1. 1/4" round-over on inside edges
2. 3/8"w x 3/8"d straight cut for inlay
3. 1/2" round-over to blend into
4. 1.25" cove
5. 1/3" round-over on outside edge of cove
I am approaching by doing the following:
1. Cut the 1/4" round-over on the inside edge
2. Cut the 3/8" straight cut for the inlay
3. Cut the 1.25" cove on the outside edge
4.Cut the 1/4" round-over on the outside edge where the 1.25" cove route terminates.
I am having trouble figuring out how to cut the 1/2" round-over cut into the wood at the top of the 1.25" cove because the cove is not deep enough to allow the guide bearing of the 1/2" bit to get to the edge.
Any thoughts on how I can achieve this?
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