Need help identifying profile please!

Welcome Steve in MA...
that's a built up using beading bits...
these links will get you started in the general direction
Router CNC | Edge Treatment | Traditional Beading
Router CNC | Edge Treatment | Corner Beading

see the PDF too..

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here's some more...
Freud Tools - Search Results for Corner Beading

Looks like the right size double round over bit might do it...

Nickp said:

Looks like the right size double round over bit might do it...

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psssssst...
beading bit...

No way I'd try to do something this elaborate on one piece of super expensive wood. Stick nailed it.

Thank you for your replies. I bought the paint to match the cabinets so the boards i am working with are 1x3 maple boards from my local lumber yard, routed and painted to match.

Steve; the original would have been done on a shaper with proprietary cutters, likely by a custom millwork shop. Not necessarily for your home alone; it might have been (most likely was) a commercial production product. Depending on how much you need, it might be worth your time and money to have the full profile reproduced with a new shaper cutter (not cheap!) and have a few feet run off...maybe even some extra(?).

Dan is correct about the original being produced with either a shaper or moulder. If the starter board is basically just a rectangular piece then you could cut a bullnose on a thin board then cut that off on a table saw and glue/ pin nail it to the rectangle. Here is a selection of bullnose bits to show what I mean. https://www.amazon.ca/8milelake-Bul...=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=B076HKFC73

There is a decent chance you would be able to see the line between them though if you looked for it.

Thank you everyone for your help with this. I will look into all options and keep you posted.