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Inverted cove bit

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Does anyone know where I could buy an inverted cove bit with a quarter inch radius and no bearing guide on the fat end. It would be okay if there was a bearing guide on the shank end. I need to cut the following profile see picture. The profile on the top has a quarter inch radius. Profile on the bottom as an eighth of an inch on the roundover part. If there isn't such a router bits anyone have a recommendation for a hand tool I could use. This is part of reconstructing an old door.

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TimPa
could you use a portion of a stile and rail bit set, by removing the slotting cutter and replacing with a bearing (from the other cutter)?

www.rockler.com

Rockler Round-Edge Matched Stile and Rail Router Bit Set - 1-5/8" Dia x 1" H x 1/2" Shank

Precision-machined to guarantee a perfect fitting cope and stick joint — every time! Unconditional guarantee.
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