Thanks to Infinity Cutting Tools new Vertical Router Sled, this is no longer a scenario to sweat over…Ĭontinue reading → Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged cabinet door making, cabinetry, cope and stick, exterior doors, infinity tools, Insert Tooling, interior doors, joinery, Knives, panel, rail and stile, raised panels, Replaceable, shaper, shaper cutter, Shaper Machine, wood working, woodworking, woodworking tools | 8 Replies A Smarter Raised Panel System That Works For YouĬonventional raised panel shaper cutters tend to have some pretty inconvenient limitations, especially if you have a preference about your feed direction and face orientation. At worst, it could kick back and ruin your day. You could – and probably will – tilt the wood by accident as it passes over the spinning cutting edge, which will, at best, ruin your joint. Scary, right? There’s a lot that can go wrong here.

In order to use that router bit, you’re going to need to prop these two-inch wide sticks of wood against the fence VERTICALLY, and run each of them along the cutting edge, one-by-one. You’re in your workshop, on the workbench to your right there’s a stack of walnut blanks, dimensioned to a spindly two inches wide by twelve inches long and a half-inch thick. You’re making – I don’t know – a humidor for your niece doesn’t really matter, just keep reading. Now, in front of you is your router table, and in that router table is a shiny Lock Miter Router Bit from Infinity Tools. Let me paint you a picture, and tell me if it looks familiar. Infinity Tools Vertical Router Sled VRS-100

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