Needing some help with a cabinet profile

Looks like it’s a little rounded.

It’s not easy to assess the angle. Maybe a standard
router bit can do it.

A tilting router arrangement can do it, probably. Cove
bits are available in many radii.

You may want to consider using a moulding head
on your table saw.

http://corobcutters.com/10beadmoldingknife-1.aspx

stuff like that is why I still keep a stock of hss router bits. get something close and with a little care you can regrind the profile to do these on-off jobs.

I’ve only done it with 1/4” shank small diameter bits, and it does take a little trial and error.

If it’s only a few doors, you could use what router bits come close, and then use a purpose ground cabinet scraper to finish off the detail with a little elbow grease

Or you could take a profile and have a router bit custom ground at your full service saw sharpener place. Not cheap. not sure the added cost would be worth it for the back bevel of the door. Methinks as long as your close, this unseen area would be acceptable unless you wanna be totally OCD.

Eric

Have you tried looking at profiles at local door manufacturers.

-- Real_cowtown_eric