Woodworker's Journal 1994-18-1, страница 64

cui the heads oft mi that about '/s in. is exposed. The brads w ill help keep the plinths from sliding out of position w hen clump pressure is applied.

MAKE THE FRONT AND KM) TOP MOLDING—You'll need at least a 24 in. length of V-t in. thick by I Vj in.

wide stock to make the Front Top Molding <D) and the tw o End Top Moldings (E). As show n in Fig. 2. the cove and bead shapes are cut in two steps using the router table. In Step I. a '/2 in. diameter core box hit is used create the cove. The bead is shaped in Step 2. using

a Vi6 in, roundover bit. Keep in mind that you don't w ant lo make the entire cut in one pass—instead make several light cuts.

If you wanl lo sav e some setup lime, the molding profile can be cul using a single cutter, called a classical ogee bit.

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