how would I route this?

[helix]

hi, trying to repair / renew skirting.

Need to find skirting like this, or get a router bit to cut the bead.

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• helix
• 23 Mar 2013
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Would appreciate any advice.

Thanks.

 

[Harbourwoodwork]

Make it up in three sectiones two flats and a bead,yould need to use an inverted router mounted under a bed,have a look at wealdon router cutters for cutters ,technical help is very good and quick turn around mail order

 

[Norcon]

I think you could acheive it in two sections using the 20mm Trend Sunk bead bearing guided router bit. Doesn't quite give the sharp corners but maybe acceptable.

 

[gregers]

get some torus skirting,plane down the lip and then add the plane edge profile,this should then give you something that resembles what you want.
http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgu...f5NUYbLHIj17Aboj4DIDw&ved=0CG0Q9QEwBA&dur=983

 

[Harbourwoodwork]

get some torus skirting,plane down the lip and then add the plane edge profile,this should then give you something that resembles what you want.
http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgu...Ij17Aboj4DIDw&ved=0CG0Q9QEwBA&dur=983[/QUOTE]

I was down your neck of the wood's today I had lunch at the Rosie Lee

 

[gregers]

not bad but shouldve gone to seeside cafe m8 little bit further up the road,they do chunky bread for toast and bacon butties.
and the owners are very friendly.

why was you down my way m8ty,work or pleasure?

 

[Harbourwoodwork]

No pleasure unfortunately a bit mundane the dryer threw a wobbly yesterday I found another, a Whirlpool in the good old friday ad for £50 result,
I'll look out for that cafe next time, I just fancy a bacon buttie now

 

[pinenot]

Your best option would be to find someone local with a table or radial arm saw and a moulding head, this would be a simple job for them.
Otherwise what you need is a combination or plough plane and beading cutter(s) these come up quite cheap sometimes on ebay...pinenot

 

[Dave54]

Depends how much you want. If it's just a few feet then you could try doing it with a scratch stock. Plenty about it on the net. File or grind a piece of old sawblade or scraper to the right profile with a square edge, hold it between two pieces of wood screwed together, and run that against a straight edge scraping away until you have the profile you want.

 

[helix]

hi all many thanks for the multiple suggestions on how to deal with this, and the recommendation for the cafe!

I only need 3 or 4 metres so I think I'll try gregers suggestion using torus skirting.

thanks again all.