First let me say welcome to the forum!
This might be a tough job if you are just starting out but then again we all have to start some place. I don't want to discourge you or to make this sound like an obstical course but since we have no idea of your equipment level or skill level I will take a basic approach and start at the beginning. That being the tools needed.
Also remember this is non-professional advice and you do get what you pay for here......
Step one is to get the tools you will need to do this. Since we are a router forum let's start with a router and router table. The router will need to have enough power to spin the bit sets and will need to have a way to lower the rpm to a safe speed.
Next you will need a bit set to do the stiles and rails. These come with profiles and either come as a set or I have even seen single stacked bits.....
The raised panel could be cut on a table saw or you might want to use the router and get a raised paneling bit. These also have profile you have to pick. I personal have a "horizontal" bit for this but I have heard good things about the vertical bits that are on the market.
Again depending on your equipment you will need to build or buy a coping sled or???
These sets/types of bits tend to be expensive and if you don't have the router or table you will be laying out a lot of money before you can even get started. So take your time and figure out what you want to do and what tools you will use to do it.... then if you want come back with some details based on the selection you have made someone can most likly tell how to do the stock prep and cutting.
If this was all to basic for you I'm sorry.
Ed
This might be a tough job if you are just starting out but then again we all have to start some place. I don't want to discourge you or to make this sound like an obstical course but since we have no idea of your equipment level or skill level I will take a basic approach and start at the beginning. That being the tools needed.
Also remember this is non-professional advice and you do get what you pay for here......
Step one is to get the tools you will need to do this. Since we are a router forum let's start with a router and router table. The router will need to have enough power to spin the bit sets and will need to have a way to lower the rpm to a safe speed.
Next you will need a bit set to do the stiles and rails. These come with profiles and either come as a set or I have even seen single stacked bits.....
The raised panel could be cut on a table saw or you might want to use the router and get a raised paneling bit. These also have profile you have to pick. I personal have a "horizontal" bit for this but I have heard good things about the vertical bits that are on the market.
Again depending on your equipment you will need to build or buy a coping sled or???
These sets/types of bits tend to be expensive and if you don't have the router or table you will be laying out a lot of money before you can even get started. So take your time and figure out what you want to do and what tools you will use to do it.... then if you want come back with some details based on the selection you have made someone can most likly tell how to do the stock prep and cutting.
If this was all to basic for you I'm sorry.
Ed