Freud 5 Piece Premier Adjustable Cabinet Door Bit Set
Freud's Premier Adjustable Cabinet Bit Set includes the tools to produce several popular door styles. Use the unique to make raised panel or flat panel doors from 5/8" to 1-1/4" thick. If you're making a raised panel door, use the Raised Panel bit (#99-510) with Quadra-Cut technology to mill beautiful ogee-style raised panels. Or use the Door Lip Bit (#99-001) to make traditional 3/8" overlay doors, routing the rabbet and finished profile in a single pass. And to glue up stock for wide panels, use the for strong, accurate joints. All bits have 1/2" shanks and should be used on table-mounted routers.
Features
- Five included bits rout raised panel, flat panel or traditional overlay doors
- Rail & Stile includes Freud's patented long tenon capability for extra-strong joints
- Routs hardwood, softwood, plywood or composites
- Use on table-mounted portable routers with 1/2" collets
- Includes attractive wooden storage box
What Our Experts Think
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Freud 5 Piece Premier Adjustable Cabinet Door Bit Set — professional‑grade router bit set for cabinet door and frame work.
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Includes five carbide‑tipped bits designed for raised panel, flat panel, rail & stile, and overlay profiles.
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Adjustable system supports door stock from thin to thick, giving versatile cutting options.
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Fits standard 1/2″ collet routers, ideal for workshop or jobsite use.
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Built for precision, durability, and smooth, clean cuts in hardwoods and softwoods.
Q&A
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What projects is this bit set best for?
Crafting custom cabinet doors, frames, raised panels, and furniture components.
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Does it work with standard routers?
Yes — designed for routers with 1/2″ shank collets.
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Can it cut different materials?
Yes — suitable for hardwood, softwood, plywood, and composite boards.
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Is it adjustable for different door thicknesses?
Yes — the adjustable system accommodates a range of stock thicknesses.
Maintenance Tips
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Wipe bits clean after use to remove resin and debris.
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Store bits in a protective case to prevent damage.
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Inspect cutting edges regularly; replace if dull or chipped.
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Use correct router speeds for material and bit size to extend life.
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Avoid dwelling in one spot to prevent overheating.
