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- Freud® Window Sash and Rail Router Bits - 1/2" Shank
Overview
99-050 copes the rails, sash bars and muntins, while 99-051 cuts the profile on all components. Includes instruction manual. Cuts all composition materials, plywoods, hardwoods, and softwoods. Use on table-mounted portable routers.
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(1) Freud® Window Sash & Rail Bit
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- Brand: Freud
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I am rebuilding 12 windows for a house I am renovating that was built in 1874
Robert A
on Mar 16, 2018
This cutter will cope the rails if you are making traditional wooden doors, in a profile typically found here in old New England homes. Specifically, it allows you to use a full tenon in the joint which is appropriate- also makes a superior joint due to an increased surface area in the mating surfaces. It's good stuff.
killian
on Mar 25, 2017
I selected these router bits for my project of replicating the sashes in an old chicken coop.
Adam T
on Apr 23, 2016
This is the only set I could find that will provide all of the shapes for the entire sash construction. Others only provide one of the bits.
THOMAS M
on Oct 31, 2015
I am rebuilding 12 windows for a house I am renovating that was built in 1874
Robert A
on Mar 16, 2018
I wanted good quality bits I could use to make full mortised windows?
Cuyler B
on Oct 14, 2017
This cutter will cope the rails if you are making traditional wooden doors, in a profile typically found here in old New England homes. Specifically, it allows you to use a full tenon in the joint which is appropriate- also makes a superior joint due to an increased surface area in the mating surfaces. It's good stuff.
killian
on Mar 25, 2017
Our house is 130 years old with almost 100 windows. Several window sashes need to be replaced, so I need router bits which I can rely on. That's why I turned to Freud.
Ron T
on Oct 13, 2016
I selected these router bits for my project of replicating the sashes in an old chicken coop.
Adam T
on Apr 23, 2016
I needed to make styles for Brosco double hung windows that had none.
Karl W
on Mar 6, 2016
This is the only set I could find that will provide all of the shapes for the entire sash construction. Others only provide one of the bits.
THOMAS M
on Oct 31, 2015
I wanted good quality bits I could use to make full mortised windows?
Cuyler B
on Oct 14, 2017
Our house is 130 years old with almost 100 windows. Several window sashes need to be replaced, so I need router bits which I can rely on. That's why I turned to Freud.
Ron T
on Oct 13, 2016
I needed to make styles for Brosco double hung windows that had none.
Karl W
on Mar 6, 2016
I want to make a wood sash window with the sash having a 3/8 in. through tenon. What bits/tools do I need to make this size?
Patricia K
on Dec 30, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I can recommend these matched cutters...the 99-050 is a "cope" cutter, so using a coping sled on a router table or spindle shaper there is no limit on overall tenon length, only a limit on big of a bite you may take with each pass. The cope cutter establishes one face of the tenon, the opposing asymmetric cheek (to accommodate the glazing rabbet) is cross-cut on the tablesaw, and the opposing tenon face with a tenoning jig on the tablesaw. If the glazing is to be stained glass/art glass/leaded glass it may be necessary to deepen the glazing rabbet, for single or double strength glass the 99-051 cutter set-up is workable.
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- Gerard H on Jan 1, 2017
- Purchased on Mar 5, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I can recommend these matched cutters...the 99-050 is a "cope" cutter, so using a coping sled on a router table or spindle shaper there is no limit on overall tenon length, only a limit on big of a bite you may take with each pass. The cope cutter establishes one face of the tenon, the opposing asymmetric cheek (to accommodate the glazing rabbet) is cross-cut on the tablesaw, and the opposing tenon face with a tenoning jig on the tablesaw. If the glazing is to be stained glass/art glass/leaded glass it may be necessary to deepen the glazing rabbet, for single or double strength glass the 99-051 cutter set-up is workable.
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- Gerard H on Jan 1, 2017
- Purchased on Mar 5, 2016
Hi Patricia, when you make the end cut on the rails with bit #99-050 you are somewhat limited due to the diameter of the bit in relation to the 1/2" shaft size of the bit.......the distance between the inside edge of the cut and the shaft is limited. I have been able to accomplish the through tenon with some "clean up" on the end cut with the band saw and utilizing my drill press mortise and tenon attachment to complete the mortise.
Ron
Ron
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- RON W on Dec 31, 2016
- Purchased on Feb 21, 2015
The window sash bit has two cutters, ogee & rabbet, separated by a 1/4 in bearing/spacer - you would have to buy a 3/8 in spacer/bearing or add a 1/8 spacer
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- David F on Dec 31, 2016
- Purchased on Sep 28, 2015
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Dropped my router, damaged my freud sash bit. Only the 1/2" bit or the top portion was damaged. Is this part available?
Wally P
on May 20, 2016
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