Panel Moulding Router Bits

These cutters are primarily designed to produce panel moulds on cabinet doors and drawer fronts in the furniture industry.

They may also be used for edge moulding ovolo, cove and ogee profiles.

Tooling :T.C.T.
1/4in Shank.
R - 4 mm
D - 13 mm
d - 1.2 mm
C - 12 mm

Used when machining traditional panels and frame doors, formerly done on spindle moulders can now be performed with heavy-duty routers mounted in fixed positions, either overhead or inverted.

These raised panel cutters run best at lower speeds between 12,000 and 18,000 rpm and match the Trens range of profile scribers.

All are suitable for use on natural timbers and MDF.

T.C.T.
1/2in Shank.
D - 86 mm
C - 12.7 mm
B - 12.7 mm
A - 15°

These cutters are used extensively in the furniture and cabinet making trades to cut edge and face mouldings in natural timbers and man-made boards.

Bearing guided versions can be run along the work piece edge or template, particularly useful when curved work is undertaken. Applications include drawer fronts, ledges, table tops, door, shelves, architraves, false panels and cornices.
Shank mounted bearing follows template mounted on board surface.

It is advisable that the template is at least 5mm thicker than the cut length of the cutter.

Tooling - T.C.T.
1/2in Shank.
R - 3.5 mm
D - 22 mm
C - 10 mm
B - 22 mm