What router bit to use for a picture frame? IMHO, it depends on the
subject of the painting / print / photo going into it. If the subject
matter is classical or formal, you should have a more ornate profile,
if it is a modern / informal subject, a profile with minimal detail
might suit it better. But, whatever profile you use, it should not
overpower or distract from the subject matter.
As far as where to find router bits, any reputable web store can help
you; my first stop is usually Lee Valley Tools.
[email protected] wrote:
> Can anyony suggest a router bit to cut 1 1/2" picture frame stock,
> and where to get them. Thanks
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saurkraut wrote:
> Can anyony suggest a router bit to cut 1 1/2" picture frame stock,
> and where to get them. Thanks
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There are many different profiles for picture framing cuts.
This one would look nice,the price is nice to. :-)
http://tinyurl.com/bhzp3
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Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite
The3rd Earl Of Derby wrote:
> saurkraut wrote:
>> Can anyony suggest a router bit to cut 1 1/2" picture frame stock,
>> and where to get them. Thanks
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> There are many different profiles for picture framing cuts.
>
> This one would look nice,the price is nice to. :-)
> http://tinyurl.com/bhzp3
Sorry about the URL,why does that site always end up on the home page after
selecting a page to link to?
Any go to power tools,router bits and look up the model number below.
Model 43552PC
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