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   bones | May 23, 2009 09:21pm | #1

   Well I just posted a link to my review of the sommerfield bit set that will do what you want.  There are many ways to do it from hand cut to the bit sets like I use.  Several vendors make them.  The material you are cutting adds some thing to consider as well. I did figured cherry and it chips like crazy so that provided challenges while the poplar I used to learn, was easy.  If you are to use muntins, the biggest thing I found is sneak up on that final cut and use a story stick to get that final cut tested on scrap and then and only then cut your good stock.  Anyway, take a look at my post if you have any questions about that particular set let me know.  I had never made a glass door with muntins till this set and did make mistakes along the way and wasted a bit of stock but not too bad.  I liked the end product.  Take care. 

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