What profile is this rail and stile

[Jeff Monson]

Trying to find this profile or how it is achieved for rail and stile doors. I like the stepped down look while keeping a flat panel. I think it would add some dimension if this was done on a white cabinet door. Is this profile I cant find or is it just a simple shaker and a rabbet done afterwards and clean up the corners with a chisel? Just to clarify, I realize the face frame is beaded, its the inner profile on the rails and stiles that I'm after.
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[Charles Taylor]

I think I see an ogee profile, or perhaps a bead profile. Many of the router bit makers such as Whiteside or Infinity make rail & stile sets with these profiles.

[Patrick Kane]

Hey Jeff,

That looks like a beaded faceframe with inset doors. Inset doors and drawers get a little finicky if you want a super tight reveal, but i agree, that style looks stellar when painted.

I reread your initial post, and you need another router bit or cutter to create that profile in the faceframe. That extra bead is not a part of the cabinet door.

[Jeff Monson]

Hey Jeff,

That looks like a beaded faceframe with inset doors. Inset doors and drawers get a little finicky if you want a super tight reveal, but i agree, that style looks stellar when painted.

I reread your initial post, and you need another router bit or cutter to create that profile in the faceframe. That extra bead is not a part of the cabinet door.

thanks but the question is on the doors, I realize its a beaded face frame. I dont think its an ogee either, if you zoom in its a square cut.

[Jim Becker]

For those of us viewing this on the "big screen", can you provide a close-up photo of the profile, such as in one of the corners?

[Malcolm McLeod]

Scale of picture makes it hard to tell, but could it be the Whiteside #6001 ("Round Stile & Rail") set?

[Jeff Monson]

Here you go Jim, to me it looks square cut. Maybe my eyes are playing tricks on me.



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[Malcolm McLeod]

Take a look at the Whiteside #6004 set - it is "straight", as in not curved, but angled....?

[Greg Funk]

A slightly higher res image. Agree it looks square cut.

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[Kevin Jenness]

Look through the manufacturers' catalogs and you will probably find the cope and stick set used. It would be possible but impractical to add that small quirk to a square edge frame. You could have it custom ground if you know what you want.

[Mitch schiffer]

Freeborn has a couple options I attached a picture of the part numbers from the catalog.

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[Jeff Monson]

Freeborn has a couple options I attached a picture of the part numbers from the catalog.

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That looks really close, thanks. Now I have to decide if its worth spending $585.00 for the cutter stack.

[Mitch schiffer]

That looks really close, thanks. Now I have to decide if its worth spending $585.00 for the cutter stack.

If you have a local dealer they can usually give you a better price. My local guy will usually sell me a set for about 500$

[Greg Quenneville]

Talk to Dave at Oella Saw in Baltimore. Shipping isn’t much, and his prices are very good.

Greg