Freud 1-11/16" (Dia.) Premier Adjustable Rail & Stile Bit with 1/2" Shank (Ogee) (99-761)

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Freud 1-11/16" (Dia.) Premier Adjustable Rail & Stile Bit with 1/2" Shank (Ogee) (99-761)

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  • Included Component: The product package contains one 99-761 Router Bit.
  • Bit Specifications: This is a 1-11/16" diameter Premier Adjustable Rail & Stile Bit with an Ogee profile and a 1/2" shank.
  • Versatile Profiling: It enables the creation of rail and stile doors with a selection of five distinct profiles.
  • Adjustable Thickness: The bit accommodates material thicknesses ranging from 5/8" to 1-1/4" for door construction.
  • Enhanced Joinery: Features patented Extended Tenon Capability for milling extra-strong, long tenon joints.
  • Clean Cutting: Designed with unique cutter geometry specifically to eliminate tearout during operation.
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Nov 6, 2025
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4 out of 5 stars review

out of the box it is set up for 3/4 stock

Can be Very tedious to set up there is no chart for the shims, and the shims are not marked. Out of the box it is set up for 3/4 stock. If you are going to set it up for a different thickness, I highly recommend you use a micrometer and measure every shim and make a diagram of where they go to return it back to 3/4 stock. If changing thickness, I would suggest making a diagram of it for later use.

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