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   charlesm | Jan 28, 2009 03:23pm | #1

   Grainwagon,

   Email me through my profile and I will happily email you back with a copy of a magazine article that details the construction of divided lite doors using the Freud bits. That should give you an idea of how the process works so you can decide if it seems right for you.

   Charles M

   Freud America, Inc.

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   dgreen | Jan 29, 2009 12:12am | #2

   Good to see you posting Charles!

   Has the Bosch deal had any ramifications for you? I hope not, your insight and expertise with that product line would be sorely missed around here. 

    

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   charlesm | Jan 29, 2009 01:07am | #3

   Thank you for the kind words. There's been no changes as a result of the buyout so far and really none expected for the near future as far as I know.
   Charles M

   Freud America, Inc.

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   mapleman | Jan 29, 2009 04:00am | #4

   Check the CMT set carefully before you take the plunge - I believe it utilizes a long tenon which requires a mortise to be cut into the frame - either by hand or by mortising machine.

   Lee

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   bones | Jan 29, 2009 10:01pm | #5

   I have the sommerfiled set and instr dvd. I bought it at a ww show in stl. I like the fact that once you set the height for the first bit it is set for the other one.  One little note.  I had  a hiccup with my set.  I wanted 1" thick doors for mine and did not notice that the bit was for "..up to 7/8 thick stock".  I got around it but it did bite me. 

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