Reply by Dick, & Barb Cain

Posted on Methods of creating raised panels

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#1 posted 2615 days ago

The vertical raised panel bits are a smaller diameter than the horizontal, so I think they are safer. However they can’t be used on arched panels. The one I’ve been using is the Ogee pattern.

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