The Router Bits - Using Standard and Roman Ogee Moulding Bits

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Are you interested in Ogees? Roman or otherwise? Well, why not? They are a classic router bit. Patrick Holcombe shows us why its good to have a standard ogee and a good old-fashioned Roman Ogee too....

[@kennyb4871]

Well done! I did already know this, but you did a great job of explaining and showing.

[@ryananthony4840]

I love my CMT Orange "classical ogee" bit I just picked up..... beautiful profile

[@BradySzabo]

Thank. it was nice watching this. I ruined one on a table, standing straight up and down, without a fence. I will lay them face down and use that profile, and align the fence, of course. So I have to remake one cabinet door rail. I haven't done this in many years and have to relearn using the bits.

[@popwarhomie]

4:53. That's what I need for my window stools. Thank you.

[@phillambert8472]

Thanks for this!

[@scannon90]

Thanks for sharing

[@DEG1985]

Buen video gracias...

[@richardgilbert8682]

great tutorial what are the sizes of those bits please perfect for 19mm timber please

[@jacobwilson8151]

Thanks for the video! Since I am a new woodworker, would I need a router table with a fence if the bit has a bearing? I need to make a piece that has that bit, but I don't have a router table. Just a cheap Skil router.

[@timbeconaus]

Hi Jacob. Because the bit has a bearing on it you can use it freehand in the router and let the bearing guide the depth of cut. Hope this helps!

[@davidfrancis8087]

I need some help please. When I try to set up my Roman Ogee my fence hits the bit before the bearing lines up with the fence. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong

[@timbeconaus]

Hi David, flick us an email with some photos of the issue at [e-mail] and we'll see if we can help you out :-)

[@billboy200]

Please cut the music out, having trouble understanding what you are saying

[@romanaangersbach1176]

Woodprix has a lot of designs to choose from.