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Angled Medium Raised Panel Router Bit – Whiteside 5952

27 degree medium raised panel router bit cuts a 1” wide pattern for raised panels and other profile edges. 1/2″ Shank 2-1/2″ Large Diameter 5/8″ Cut Length 2 wings Not Coated Made In USA Recommended RPM: 10,000-12,000 See pics for dimensions

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$80.99 $107.99 In stock

Category: Raised Panel Router Bits

Cuts a 1” wide pattern use to cut raised panels and general profile edges. They can be used with any of our full size Rail and Stile Bits.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire ★★★★★

The profile on this bit is crisp and clean right out of the box, I only needed one pass on some red oak. The 1-inch cutting width saved me time compared to my old bit.

Natalie I. ★★★★★

Used it to run a full set of raised panels for my kitchen cabinets and the profile came out perfectly smooth with zero tear-out on the red oak. The 1” wide cut paired beautifully with my rail and stile set, so I didn't have to fiddle with shims or guesswork. Definitely dial in your feed rate and thi

Harper ★★★★★

The 1” cut width is spot on for my panel doors, and the angled profile comes out glass-smooth with zero burning even on hard maple. I’ve run it through a dozen frames so far and it still feels razor sharp, which is more than I can say for the last bit I owned.